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Serves as the official publication of the American Water Works Association with the goal of being the internationally acknowledged authority on drinking water. Both a professional and a scholarly journal, the publication offers peer-reviewed articles and information about all aspects of the drinking water profession. Provides information for a diverse, worldwide readership.

The web site companion to the official publication of the American Water Works Association used to advance the knowledge of design, construction, and management of water utilities. Includes articles on current research on water treatment methods, analytical techniques, waterborne diseases, and other topics related to drinking water.

Journal Editorial Report consists of thoughtful roundtable conversations about the week's major developments in the news. The show calls on panelists from a diverse group of men and women of varying ages and experience who are on the Wall Street Journal Editorial page staff. The show begins with an overview of the most important topics of the past week, leading into a more in-depth discussion of the latest news from Washington, D.C.

Written for professionals in health care who are responsible for promoting and monitoring the quality, safety and cost-effectiveness of the industry. Editorial focus is on risk management, utilization review, quality improvement and the latest in regulations, including JCAHO, PRO and payment systems. The Journal for Healthcare Quality DOES accept white papers/submissions.

Journal for ImmunoTherapy of Cancer covers Oncology

Articles focus on issues that impact staff development, as well as the latest innovations in education, research and technology. Content highlights advice and ideas that can be implemented immediately in a professional setting. Topics also include educating unlicensed assisting personnel, competence assessment, developing, implementing, and evaluating program effectiveness, computer-aided instruction, and organization-wide approaches to meeting JCAHO standards. The lead time is two months.

Began in 1988. Addresses contemporary issues as well as scholarly debates and tradition involved in regards to justice and peace efforts.

Targets preachers and other clergy members who deliver sermons. Aims to provide readers with insights regarding biblical, social and theological issues. Regular features include Protagonist's Corner, which takes on a specific controversial issue; and One New Book for the Preacher, which provides reviews and recommendations of related books.

Formerly the Journal of the Society of Pediatric Nurses, established in 1996 and written for pediatric nurses serving in a variety of settings including clinical, home health care, management and education. Serves as a resource for nurses who specialize in the care of children and families. Designed to promote the health of infants, children, adolescents and their families through discussions on topics that have implications for the care of children in a variety of health and illness states, and through evidence-based research reports. Publishes reliable, clinically relevant and readily applicable evidence that includes qualitative and quantitative research, clinical expertise and the perspectives of children and families.