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Healthcare Informatics' mission is to provide impartial, incisive coverage on healthcare information technology including its successes and shortcomings. It strives to distill critical information to help healthcare executives make the best use of their time, staff, and IT investments. Healthcare Informatics offers practical guidance and evaluations on information technology that can help these executives meet their responsibilities on budget and improve efficiency in their organizations.
Every month, it reaches 49,334 Healthcare IT Professionals. Also, Healthcare Informatics provides a quarterly supplement: HRCM (Healthcare Revenue & Cost Management) supplement.
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Healthcare Designfulfills the informational needs of architects, designers, administrators, facility managers, consultants, and key members of the construction community who are responsible for designing, building and renovating healthcare buildings. Articles, architectural and design portfolios, opinion pieces, and other compelling editorial from credible and noteworthy authors are presented in an easy-to-read format. Every month, Healthcare Design reaches, informs, and influences 36,000 key decision makers. Also, Healthcare Design provides two supplements: Contractor’s View and Clean Design & Operations.
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Long-Term Living continues to provide new and innovative ways about managing a long-term care facility. Long-Term Living provides a practical, hands-on approach to tackling the latest information related to long-term care policy, clinical care trends, break-throughs in environments for aging, staffing, information technology, finance and resident care. It will be positioned to align with the future of long-term care. Long-Term Living will refine its clinical care coverage to assist facilities moving toward more intensive post-acute services—the alternative direction for facilities moving into the 21st century. It will continue to reach 50,000 executives and managers in every facet of long-term care and senior housing efficiently.
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Behavioral Healthcare’s mission is to provide a practical resource on technology, reimbursement, treatment, and other trends for managers, executives, and senior clinicians in the mental health, substance use, and related fields. Its content is to-the-point, timely, and relevant to key behavioral health decision makers. Every month, it reaches 27,673 professionals.
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Addiction Professional is the addiction field’s essential guide to what is working in treatment and prevention and how these findings can be applied to improving clinicians' and agencies' services for clients. Its content it timely and researched-based, and have relevance to both front-line clinicians and administrators who together decide which of the available tools will be included in clients’ treatment plans. Six times a year, it reaches 24,000 professionals.
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Ear, Nose and Throat Journal provides up-to-date, peer-reviewed, original clinical articles and case reports in otolaryngology – head and neck surgery for the practicing physician. ENT Journal continuously strives to serve the needs of the otolaryngology professional. It focuses more on practical hands-on/how-to articles than on scientific research. Every month, it reaches 11,093 practicing physicians.
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The Health Environments Research and Design Journal (HERD) is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal whose mission is to enhance the knowledge and practice of evidence-based healthcare design by disseminating research findings, discussing issues and trends, and translating research to practice. |
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