Established in 1974 and written for hospital and health system executives as an industry-intensive news source. Editorial concentrates on issues, news and trends affecting healthcare in the United States and provides information to healthcare professionals on topics including finance, integrated delivery systems, technology, politics, labor, managed care, physician issues, developments in federal and state government, court rulings, policy and regulation and marketing. There is a particular emphasis on coverage of electronic medical records. Regular features provide up to the minute news and trends in the healthcare field and discusses physician issues, innovative strategies and studies, future developments within this field and personnel updates. Departments include: The Week in Healthcare, Late News, Opinions/Editorials, Cover Story and Features. Topics regularly covered include: human resources, finance, legal affairs, managed care, policy and technology. Special sections included are: Profile, an in-depth look at a healthcare industry leader; Medical Advances, how the latest developments in medicine, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and medical technology will affect your business; By the Numbers, a look at healthcare statistics and figures; and The Edge, how information technology is helping healthcare management solve clinical, financial and strategic challenges. Modern Healthcare does not publish unsolicited news articles or "byline" articles from outside firms. All of the editorial content is developed by staff or commissioned from freelance writers.

MDedge is a network of medical trade publications owned by Frontline Medical Communications, offering practitioners a variety of content across fifteen specialties: Cardiology, Clinical Outcomes, Dermatology, Endocrinology, Family Medicine, Federal Practitioner, Hematology & Oncology, Infectious Disease, Internal Medicine, Neurology, Nurse Practitioners/Physician Assistants, ObGyn, Pediatrics, Psychiatry and Rheumatology.

Written for HMO, PPO and PBM directors, group practice directors, hospital directors, nursing home medical directors, consultant pharmacists, clinical decision makers and managed care physicians. Clinical, peer-reviewed forum dedicated to publishing original research on health care outcomes, clinical and cost effectiveness, new technologies, quality management and clinical information systems, physician and patient behavior and health policy. All original articles are subjected to rigorous peer review by leading clinical investigators, health services researchers, and clinical epidemiologists. Manuscripts are also evaluated to determine the real world relevance of the information they contain. In addition to original research, the journal publishes review articles, commentaries, trends from the field, editorials, and letters to the editor.

Established in 1970 and written for family physicians and other medical professionals involved in primary care. Editorial presents original scientific articles which detail the latest diagnostic and therapeutic techniques in the medical field. Each issue includes reviews of literature from notable journals, CME credit opportunities and course calendars. Regular departments in the publication include: Inside AFP, Newsletter, Clinical Quiz, Quantum Sufficit, Editorials, Letters to the Editor, CME Calendar, Diary from a Week in Practice, Patient Information Collection, Tips from Other Journals, Clinical Briefs, Classified Information and Therapeutic Index. This outlet offers Podcasts.

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.