- Clinical
Performance and Quality Health Care is a scientific, peer-reviewed
journal designed to combine current quality assessment theories and strategies
with clinical research. Its focus is data-driven research that brings
scientific methodologies to the ongoing quality assessment trends in health
care institutions and related industry. The Journal's editorial board members
include experts currently working with quality assessment in the academic
community, health care industry, and business setting.
- Infection
Control and Hospital Epidemiology, the official journal of the
Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America, is a leading monthly journal
providing original, peer-reviewed scientific articles for anyone involved with
an infection control or epidemiology program with a hospital or health care
facility. Written by infection control practitioners and epidemiologists and
guided by an Editorial Board composed of the nation's leaders in the field,
Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology provides a critical
forum for this vital information.
- Infectious
Disease News features columns and editorials by recognized experts
in the field, interviews with infectious disease specialists, reports from
medical conferences and research presentations, and the latest information on
government legislation affecting the infectious disease practice. This
easy-to-read, monthly newspaper offers practical advice for everyday clinical
use.
- The Journal of
Investigative Medicine (formerly Clinical Research) is
the official publication of the American Federation for Medical Research, the
largest multidisciplinary biomedical research organization in the United
States. The journal seeks to publish original articles and reviews of broad
interest to academic physicians and scientists. Other features include
interviews with prominent physician investigators, research grants and
contracts, programs and abstracts of more than 21 research societies, and
current legislative health-related issues.
- The Journal of
the National Medical Association provides a monthly forum for
original communications in all fields of medical research and practice.
Articles focus on topics vital to black physicians and those who serve a black
patient population. Features include Critical Views & News, Guest
Editorials, Briefs, Case Reports, Medical History, Book Reviews, and NMA
Activities. Editorial policy is guided by an Editorial Board elected by the
National Medical Association.
- Psychiatric
Annals is America's most widely read journal for continuing
education in the field of psychiatry. Each monthly issue provides a thorough,
multi-authored look at a single topic in psychiatry, carefully chosen by an
Editorial Board composed of the leading psychiatrists in the United States.
Three credit hours in Category 1 for the Physician's Recognition Award of the
AMA are offered for the successful completion of a CME quiz.
- The Journal of
Spirochetal and Tick-borne Diseases, a quarterly publication, serves
as a forum to broaden understanding of spirochetal and tick-borne diseases. The
Journal has a special focus on Lyme borreliosis -- the most prevalent of these
diseases. Each issue includes state-of-the-art articles from experts in the
field, clinical case reports, and peer-reviewed articles that may involve all
medical disciplines, as well as nursing and pharmacy. The Journal is the
official publication of the Lyme Disease Foundation.
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