Research Guides: Healthcare Administration/Management: Getting Started

BACKGROUND INFORMATION

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Healthcare Executive
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Articles, review articles and commentary on professional topics for managers of hospitals, nursing homes, clinics and healthcare offices.
Healthcare Purchasing News
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Written for purchasing decision-makers at hospitals, multi-hospital systems, integrated networks & alternate-site locations.
Healthcare Risk Management
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Provides guidance in improving documentation, upgrading quality assurance, reducing liability, curbing insurance premiums, streamlining claims management, protecting hospital assets, and slashing high-rising claims costs.
Journal of Healthcare Management
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the official journal of the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE). Published bimonthly, JHM is a peer-reviewed publication dedicated to providing healthcare leaders with the information they need to manage complex healthcare issues and to make effective strategic decisions.