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Offers a diverse online forum for the discussion of the health care system. Includes commentary and input from consumers, students, businesspeople, the media, academics and policy makers. Contains links to practitioners and medical resources for the patient. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Geared towards community members and patients of Red Bud Regional Hospital. Includes general health tips and trends, health quizzes, feature articles, as well as a message from the Red Bud Regional Hospital CEO. Promotes good health and informs the community about the hospital's enhancements, advanced capabilities, new physicians and specific service lines which are offered to meet the community's health needs.

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Health Digest offers a fun, alternative look to health and wellness, diet, exercise, fitness, and food.

Impact Factor: 2.301 Journal Ranking: ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2016: 19/77 (Health Policy & Services); 34/90 (Health Care Sciences & Services); 52/347 (Economics) Circulation: The Publisher does not disclose the circulation. Aims of the Journal: Health Economics aims to publish articles on all aspects of health economics: theoretical contributions, empirical studies and analyses of health policy from the economic perspective. Its scope includes the determinants of health and its definition and valuation, as well as the demand for and supply of health care; planning and market mechanisms; micro-economic evaluation of individual procedures and treatments; and evaluation of the performance of health care systems. Content: Editorials are regular features. Occasionally commissioned reviews are published and special issues bring together contributions on a single topic. Health Economics Letters facilitate rapid exchange of views on topical issues. Contributions related to problems in both developed and developing countries are welcome. Manuscript submission: Contributions should typically be original and innovative. As a rule, the Journal does not include routine applications of cost-effectiveness analysis, discrete choice experiments and costing analyses. Author guidelines can be viewed here. Ad Rates: Advertising information for Health Economics can be viewed here.

Background and Format: Health Education is an academic journal which looks at the development of a healthy environment and society. The journal disseminates good practice in health education and provides coverage of current concerns and campaign strategies. It covers good practice in Health Education , particularly targeted at Children & young people. It is read by practicioners & academics - informing them of new practices & apporaches. The journal covers a range of topics including: Sex and sexuality Mental health Occupational health education Health communication The arts and health Personal change Healthy eating User involvement Drug and tobacco education Ethical issues in health education Developing the evidence base All articles submitted are subjected to double-blind peer review. They should be of relevance to the varied interests of the readership. Audience and Readership: Its readership is made up of those involved in the theory, practice, implementation and policy creation of health education at local, national and international level, including: the education sector, including nursery units, pre-school, school, further, higher and continuing education, and education departments the health sector, including public health, primary care, health centres, medical centres, hospitals and clinics, including those that promote lifestyle change and stress reduction the social sector, including social services, agencies for children and young people, working adults, the elderly, community, housing, and the environment the voluntary sector, including agencies working to promote the wellbeing of children and families, tackling poverty and disadvantage, and promoting environmental concerns. Deadline: There is no set deadline. Circulation: This title does not publish a circulation figure. Distribution: This title is available online to subscribers. Ad Rates: The publication does not offer any advertising space. Other Information: Submissions can be sent here

Targets health educators, researchers, professionals, and agencies. Focuses on implementing change in health and social behavior and observation of program settings. Covers changes in health and social behavior, AIDS, cardiovascular risk reduction, cancer, drug abuse, violence, chronic disease management, stress, social support, the environment, empowerment, healthcare reform, cultural factors, ethics, and international health.

Devoted to breaking down peer-reviewed articles on the environment in which healthcare is provided. Created for taking research, trends and issues and breaking them down to become part of improving the environment to therefore improve healthcare outcomes. Addresses significant challenges in the healthcare industry in order to try and improve worker environment and also patient outcomes.