Published since 1981 and written for government health leaders; decision makers at hospitals, insurance companies and other health care industries; researchers and academics in economics, health services research, law, public health, political science, sociology, health administration, medicine and nursing, among other fields; and health policy analysts and advocates. Peer-reviewed journal of health policy thought and research. Presents a wide range of timely research and commentary on health issues of current concern in both domestic and international spheres. Authors include top scholars, policymakers, and health care industry leaders. Topics covered include: access to care, health spending, quality, Medicare, Medicaid, prescription drug coverage and costs, physician practice, nursing trends, mental health, malpractice and health law, insurance reform, hospitals, global health and disparities in health care, among others. Major sections include: Feature Articles (new proposals, original research and analysis of timely health policy issues), Commentary (opinions and proposals for change), Interviews (conversations with leaders in government and the private sector), Narrative Matters (personal stories about the health care system that highlight policy issues of concern), Health Tracking (reports on trends and health care markets), DataWatch (data-driven analysis and original research), GrantWatch (a review of recently awarded foundation grants and grant outcomes, with regular essays or special reports about health philanthropy), UpDate (news from the states or other countries, plus abstracts of important new publications), Book Reviews and Letters to the Editor (discussions of issues raised in Health Affairs papers). Health Affairs DOES accept bylined articles/submissions in the form of manuscripts for peer review. All submissions must be done via the website.

Health Affairs Blog was renamed to Health Affairs Forefront. This blog offers in-depth analysis on health policy issues. Includes commentary from a variety of healthcare stakeholders. PR opportunities include case studies, news amongst others. The best way to contact the team is on the email address listed above, via post or on telephone. Alternatively, they are also available across various social media platforms, including Facebook or Twitter, where they are particularly active and responsive to tweets.

Boots Health and Beauty covers Health and wellness, Beauty and Skin Care.

Health and Fitness Travel is a healthcare and travel website based in the UK. The website's content focuses mainly around mental and physical fitness and sport getaways. A London-based service providing tailor-made active and wellness holidays around the globe, such as health kick trips, yoga retreats, and tennis holidays. The Health and Fitness Travel was founded in July 2011 and is hosted on the same platform as the company website. Its content is produced and published under Editor and Co-Director Paul Joseph. "Whether you want to be active on holiday and learn a new activity such as kite-surfing, mountaineering, diving and tennis, or simply relax in a spa, meditate or participate in a yoga class, detox or fitness program, we'll find you the perfect health and fitness holiday. You can be as busy or as quiet as you like," he says. Topics covered tend to highlights various types of holidays or packages on offer, such as Top Five Weight Loss Holidays and Island Getaways, to the Top Five Fitness Holidays, Tennis in Cyprus and Spa Getaways. Other entries consist of advice for holiday-goers and general health advice, such as tips for sun exposure and long-haul flights. Also included are personal holiday experiences and stories from guest Bloggers. Posts are always accompanied by high-quality images. PR opportunities exist but are limited to health and fitness travel news, holiday reviews and guest blogging opportunities. PRs are therefore recommended to familiarise themselves with the blog's content before approaching. Guest posts normally run between 250-800 words and must be original content; please contact the blog for more specifications.

Background and Format: Health and Safety Bulletin (HSB) is a subscription-based periodical targeted at UK employers, in both the public and private sector. With independent, factual and analytical reporting allied with an emphasis on legislation, enforcement and practice, HSB seeks to be the definitive information source for the specialist in this legally complex area. Audience and Readership: The bulletin is aimed at UK employers, in both the public and private sector. It focuses on statutory and common law duties and developments over the last six months. It also reports on HSE enforcement activities and initiatives. Law case reports are included along with the practical implications of UK and EU legislation. Deadline: The end of the month prior to publication. Time of Publication: Jan/Feb, March, April, May, June, July, Aug/Sep, October, November and December. Frequency: 10 issues a year. Circulation: The circulation figure is not disclosed. Supplements and sections: None Distribution: The bulletin is available through subscription. Ad Rates: The bulletin does not carry advertising. Other Information: The bulletin is not PRable.

This blog covers health and money. Offers information on men's and women's health topics, diet, herbal medicine and personal grooming, as well as money matters like how to save, invest and do business wisely.

Background and Format Health Business is published by PSI Ltd bi-monthly and is aimed at professionals within the NHS, ambulance trusts, Clinical Commissioning Groups, foundation hospitals, government departments and independent hospitals and clinicals who make purchasing decisions. Covers news, features, events, product features, supplier profiles and HiT Business news. The media pack is available from: issuu.com/psi-media/docs/health_business_media_pack_2019 Circulation: Source: Publisher.

This blog focuses on the business of healthcare. Includes examples of both good and bad practices in pharmaceuticals, hospitals and other fields of health business. PR opportunities mainly exist in the form of case studies and news, especially if the stories are slightly unusual. The best way to contact the blog is via the email address provided or alternatively the blog can be contacted on the postal address, telephone number or across the various social media platforms, including Twitter, where David is very active and responsive to tweets.

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Written for individuals overseeing and managing the call center. Discusses topics as strategically positioning your call center for maximum advantage in the competitive healthcare environment, operating your call center as your organization's front face to the public and effectively marketing your call center to external and internal audiences. Each issue keeps healthcare call center professionals accross the country up-to-date on the latest trends and current news. Media Kit: http://www.hmrpublicationsgroup.com/Healthcare_Call_Center_Times/hcct_media_kit.html