Health News from HealthCanal.com covers population health news, health promotion, and protecting the populations from threats with a Global focus perspective. Health News from Healthcanal.com has taken the initiative for protecting and improving the health of communities through education, promotion of healthy lifestyles, and research for disease and injury prevention.

A comprehensive resource for key healthcare decision-makers and physicians alike that covers the nexus of medicine and technology. Provides real-time news and insight on data analytics, population health management, telehealth, and how new tech can improve patient outcomes.

Healthcare Brew is a B2B newsletter and vertical for Morning Brew aimed at healthcare professionals.

Healthcare Business International covers private healthcare services across Europe and the Developing World. It is a subscription news services and aimed at investors, medtech and large operators. Healthcare Business International aims to provide insights and comprehensive, systematic and structured coverage, through independent news and analysis. Previously known as Healthcare Europa & Healthcare Nova, the titles changed the names to Healthcare Business International in March 2015. Audience and Readership: Healthcare Business International publishes a newsletter and reports on the huge European and developing world healthcare services industry: from hospitals and nursing homes to medicalised homecare, domiciliary care, diagnostics (labs and imaging) and medical and non-medical outsourcing. The newsletter provides dispassionate and transparent information on this fascinating, fragmented and complex industry. The publication actively seeks out new business models and follows reform.

Written for everyone interested in the financial impact of accurate professional coding, professional billing and coding staff, university management, physicians and nurses, insurance payers, consultants and educators, accountants and those dealing with legal issues. Focuses on education, proficiency and accuracy in professional coding. Appropriate articles discuss current issues and trends affecting rules and regulations which prevent audits and false claims penalties while improving overall reimbursement.

Provides information and insights to help healthcare executives and professionals successfully manage their careers.

HFMA's Healthcare Cost Containment monthly enewsletter.

Background and Format: Healthcare Counselling & Psychotherapy Journal (HCPJ) is the quarterly journal of BACP Healthcare, the Division of BACP for counsellors & psychotherapists working in healthcare settings. HCPJ aims to provide a forum for practitioners to communicate with and learn from each other. Features are predominantly written by practitioners working in the field and include opinion, research, training, best practice and reviews. The journal also brings readers news from the BACP Healthcare division to keep members up to date with its work. Audience and Readership: The journal is read by counsellors & psychotherapists of all modalities working in healthcare, whether for an NHS service or a third sector organisation funded by the NHS. Deadlines: The editorial deadline is usually three months before publication.  Frequency: The journal is published in January, April, July and October. Circulation: Source: Publisher Distribution: The journal is sent free to members of BACP Healthcare. Ad Rates: Advertising rates can be viewed here. To request details or discuss requirements contact sam.edwards@bacp.co.uk. Manuscript Submission: For information about how to submit an idea for an article, or to register interest in writing a book review or submitting a book for review, contact the HCPJ Editor at hcpj.editorial@bacp.co.uk.

Designed for architects, designers, administrators, facility managers, consultants and other key members of the construction community responsible for designing, building and renovating health care buildings. Targets the role of design in the modern health care facility, healthcare architecture, examples of new architectural designs, specialists, products, vendors and firms involved in the design, construction and equipping of health care facilities.

Background and Format: healthcare design & build (hdb) is a magazine for the healthcare build sector. It focuses on the new build and redevelopment schemes - aiming to highlight the best design ideas along with news, views and analysis of healthcare funding and strategy. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at individuals responsible for specifying, building and purchasing within the vast healthcare sector programme. From architects to estate managers, contractors to care homes. MHDF targets the key decision makers on live healthcare projects across the UK on a diverse range of schemes, from health centres and care units to nursing homes and private hospitals. Deadline: The editorial deadline falls at the start of the cover month e.g. for August/September issue, the editorial deadline is 4th August. Sometimes this may vary, it is best to contact the editor directly.  Time of Publication: 6 issues per year - January, February/March, April/May, June/July, August/September and October/November. Circulation: Source: Publisher - The magazine shares its circulation with its sister title MHDF magazine.  Distribution: The magazine is available via subscription in both, print and digital format. Further distribution is accounted for at relevant conferences and events.  Ad Rates: Further information on advertising can be viewed here. The magazine shares its advertising contacts with its sister publication, MHDF magazine - see here.  Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Tuesday 12 April 2011 Stable Publishing is launching a new quarterly magazine titled healthcare design & build (hdb), a publication for the healthcare build sector. hdb is targeting professionals involved in the planning, design, construction and management of healthcare buildings. The magazine focuses on the latest new build and redevelopment schemes - highlighting design ideas along with news, views and in-depth analysis of healthcare funding and strategy. hdb will be edited by Richard Sutton who is also the Editor of sister title Education Design & Build Magazine. He can be reached on +44 (0)1242 673 589 and richard@hdbmagazine.co.uk