In this Healthcare RAP episode, Bryan Cush sits down with behavioral researcher Dean Browell. The conversation covers bryan cush, jay, and behavioral researcher dean browell on consumer behavior patterns in healthcare decision-making and how authority signals influence provider selection and translates the discussion into concrete adjustments that healthcare marketing teams can apply to their content, technical, and measurement operations.
Bryan Cush, Jay, and behavioral researcher Dean Browell on consumer behavior patterns in healthcare decision-making and how authority signals influence provider selection
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Understanding consumer behavior in healthcare decision-making requires research-based insight rather than assumption. This episode brings behavioral research into the healthcare marketing conversation and provides specific implications for how practices build authority that influences patient selection decisions.
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