Edited for professionals at hospitals, nursing homes, allied health care providers and other organizations who buy and specify products used in the operation, building and maintenance of health care facilities, both inpatient and outpatient. Editorial addresses the specific needs of health care facilities and covers building management, healthcare architecture, construction, renovation, HVAC, building controls, changes in codes and standards, interiors, security, housekeeping, and waste management. Topics covered include solutions for medical waste disposal and heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems in hospitals, recycling, energy conservation, codes and standards, security, and regulations. Regular features include: Letters to the Editor, Facility News, ASHE President's Letter, Facility Profile, Reports, Codes and Standards, Environmental Services, Human Resources, Economics, Digital Tools, Facility Products, Product Case Study and Product News. Health Facilities DOES accept bylined articles/submissions. Contact the editor with a proposed idea and outline rather than sending an unsolicited article.

Launched in 1996, Health Facilities Management Online is the Web-based version of Health Facilities Management magazine. As stated by the publishers, Health Facilities Management Online is the only Web site that "provides comprehensive coverage of the challenges facing healthcare facility management. The editorial supplies information specific to the management of day-to-day facility operations." The Web site informs facilities managers about issues, trends, and reports in hospitals, clinics, and medical offices. The Web Extras section features "longer, more technical" Web-exclusive articles from industry experts, according to Editor Mike Hrickiewicz. The site also offers daily news updates from AHA News Now. All material from the magazine is included in the Current Issue section. The site is updated daily. Deadlines fall continuously throughout the day. Lead time for submissions is one month. The site does not accept graphics submissions. Editors do not sign non-disclosure agreements. Contact the site for advertising information. The site does not publish an editorial calendar unique to the web.

Background and Format: Health Food Business is an independant business to business magazine for the natural products industry, as well as organic, complementary, eco and outdoor markets. The magazine has been published for over 20 years and is aimed at health food retailers, specialist stores in natural products and some pharmacies. Also available online. It features articles and advice on matters relating to alternative health developments, natural food and medical products and current legislations and trends. Health Food Business attempts to educate independent retail trade and encourage better trade and product innovation. Audience and Readership: Health food industry professionals. Deadline: Varies depending on the sector of the magazine Time of Publication: Varies due to the deadline date varying Circulation: Publisher does not disclose this information  Distribution: Subscription based Ad Rates: Advertising contact details can be viewed here

Written for members and friends of the National Health Federation (NHF). Deals with legislation that impacts health, healthcare, and health-related freedom. Contains feature articles on the latest methods of alternative healing, the threats to health, vaccinations, fluoridation, mercury fillings, environmental toxins, Codex agenda and more. Highlights violations of freedom by the FDA raids on doctors, nutrition centers and producers of nutrition and health products.

Contains feature articles on the latest methods of alternative healing, the threats to health, vaccinations, fluoridation, mercury fillings, environmental toxins and more. Highlights violations of freedom by the FDA raids on doctors, nutrition centers and producers of nutrition and health products.

Features case studies, strategies for leadership in the industry, and advice from healthcare experts. Articles cover topics such as strategic planning, community health initiatives and leadership accountability.

Written for radiologists, cardiologists, radiation oncologists, healthcare IT professionals, PACs administrators, radiology managers, technologists and systems integrators. Editorial content covers PACs, DICOM, HIPAA, teleradiology and digital image management, x-rays, mammography, MRI, image-guided surgery, nuclear medicine, ultrasound, IMRT, CT, endoscopy, pathology, CR and DR. Offers analysis of trends, developments and technical innovations affecting professionals in medical imaging and healthcare information technology. Regular departments include: Cover and Feature, articles containing in-depth coverage of current issues and trends that are influencing the direction of the medical imaging and healthcare IT industry; Insight Reports, a look at important and innovative new technologies, and their ability to enhance patient care, diagnostic capability and workflow improvements; Case Study, a detailed look at one of the technologies in clinical practice, including a discussion of the technical obstacles that need to be overcome to integrate the device into the healthcare enterprise; Return-On-Investment, a section of special reports that take an in-depth look at the financial models for assessing the return-on-investment from an imaging or IT project; PACS Administrator's Journal, a column in which PACS administrators share their day-to-day experiences, frustrations, and insight, including technology implementation challenges, staff training and retention, and budgetary concerns; and Managing Technology, a monthly technology management feature providing practical details for keeping vital imaging and IT systems working smoothly, including capital planning, financing options, maintenance services, equipment lifecycle and applications training.

Written for imaging professionals and covers major events and news within the medical imaging and healthcare IT industry. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Written for radiologists, cardiologists, radiation oncologists, healthcare IT professionals, PACs administrators, radiology managers, technologists, and systems integrators. Editorial content covers PACs, DICOM, HIPAA, teleradiology, and digital image management. Offers analysis of trends, developments, and technical innovations affecting professionals in medical imaging and healthcare information technology.

Health in a Heartbeat is a credible source of health information that inspires and informs listeners and satisfies their growing appetite for news they can use. For more than 10 years Health in a Heartbeat has offered a daily dose of medical wisdom. Airs twice a day on weekdays, once during Morning Edition and after the PBS NewsHour on WUFT 89.1 and 90.1. Produced by the UF Health and WUFT-FM. A podcast is a downloadable video or audio broadcast show. Most podcasts are available by subscription through an RSS reader or other aggregator. The fundamentals of working with podcasters are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to watch or listen to their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted.