in week one and two I discussed diabetes

ourse Project: Part 3—Outlining a Marketing Plan and Staffing Plan

In Week 1, you described a program for the health problem and identified the right division for the program. In Week 2, you provided factual information for understanding the health problem.

Tasks

Marketing Plan Creation

This week, you will outline a marketing plan for the proposed program. The purpose of the marketing plan is to raise awareness about the proposed program and educate and motivate the public to utilize the proposed services or adopt healthy behaviors. The marketing plan should identify the goals of the proposed program and summarize the strategies that will be used to accomplish the stated goals.

Click here to review sample marketing plans.

Using the sample marketing plans as guides, create a marketing plan that includes:

• The following headers:
  • Introduction and Goals
  • Target Audience Profile
  • Communication Objectives and Strategies
  • Evaluation Plan
• Strategy recommendations for marketing the proposed program to your target audience.

Your marketing plan can be in an outline form. A detailed work plan with a timeline for completion is not required for this assignment.

Staffing Plan Creation

This week, you will also develop a staffing plan for the proposed program. Hiring and retaining qualified employees is the single most critical determinant of your program's success. Your staffing plan should identify positions that are key to the success of your program, delineate the roles and responsibilities of each position, and determine the characteristics of the ideal or best qualified candidates.

Using the readings for the week, the South University Online Library, and the Internet, complete the following tasks:

• List the staff members required to deliver the proposed program.
• Describe the roles and responsibilities of each staff member.

Continue with the previous week's report and add 3–4 pages to it to complete this week's assignment tasks.

Support your responses with appropriate research, scholarly references, and specific examples.

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