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Publications by Catarina Delgado

2023

Green Cosmetics: Determinants of Purchase Intention

Authors
Rodrigues, AC; Pires, PB; Delgado, C; Santos, JD;

Publication
Handbook of Research on Achieving Sustainable Development Goals With Sustainable Marketing

Abstract
This study examined the determinants of purchase intention of green cosmetics, and eight semi-structured interviews were performed to identify them. The determinants identified were environmental awareness, lifestyle, willingness to pay, ethical issues and social and economic justice, cosmetic quality, concern with health, certification labels, trust in the brand, and advertising. Environmental awareness, lifestyle, willingness to pay, quality issues, ethics, and social and economic justice, as well as quality expectations, health concerns, and product knowledge, are the most significant determinants in the intention to purchase green cosmetics. Determinants such as certification labels, brand trust, and advertising are less significant. The research is relevant for the cosmetics industry and its brands to adapt their strategy and product offering to meet consumers’ needs and increase the consumption of green cosmetics and can also serve as a basis for the development of new quantitative studies on the purchase intention of green cosmetics. © 2023 by IGI Global.

2023

Intra-hospital virtual communities and wellbeing of cancer patients: Impact of features on healthcare relationships

Authors
Silva, RJ; Pires, PB; Delgado, C; Santos, JD;

Publication
Effective Digital Marketing for Improving Society Behavior Toward DEI and SDGs

Abstract
The use of social media in health is emerging as a means of bringing the various actors together with several benefits. In the specific case of cancer disease, these tools can help patients to improve their psychological well-being and their outcomes. As cancer is the cause of a quarter of deaths in Portugal, it is a pressing issue to understand which tools and information both patients and health professionals find most useful to build effective health social media. It was observed that there is a latent need for an oncology social environment, allowing greater well-being for patients and strengthening their relationship with health professionals and institutions, constituting an asset to the services provided. This chapter fills a gap in the bibliography by bringing together the views of both patients and health professionals from several areas, in close collaboration with the Francisco Gentil Portuguese Oncology Institute of Porto, E.P.E. © 2024, IGI Global. All rights reserved.

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