Healthcare Informatics – www.healthcare-informatics.com
Healthcare Informatics is the only publication focused solely on servicing the acute-care C-suite IT leaders. It covers best practices for system selection, contract negotiation, implementation and integration, as well as strategic management issues, such as governance, staffing, budgeting, and change management. To ensure consistent coverage of important issues, Healthcare Informatics and its Web site are divided into six areas of content — clinical, financial, administrative, wireless, imaging, and policy. Frequency: Monthly. Circulation: 49,302 FREE Subscription

Healthcare Design – www.healthcaredesignmagazine.com
Healthcare Design fulfills the informational needs of architects, designers, administrators, facility managers, consultants, and key members of the construction community who are responsible for designing, building, and renovating healthcare buildings. Articles, architectural and design portfolios, opinion pieces, and other compelling editorial from credible and noteworthy authors are presented in an easy-to-read format. Frequency: Monthly. Circulation: 36,000 FREE Subscription

Health Environments Research and Design Journal (HERD) — www.herdjournal.com
The Health Environments Research and Design Journal (HERD) is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal whose mission is to enhance the knowledge and practice of evidence-based healthcare design by disseminating research findings, discussing issues and trends, and translating research to practice. Frequency: Quarterly. Subscribe Now

Healthcare Building Ideas – www.healthcarebuildingideas.com
Healthcare Building Ideas expands HEALTHCARE DESIGN’s editorial coverage and focus on the building science and engineering technologies surrounding the construction and renovation of healthcare facilities from the inside out. The vital communication between design, construction, and facility teams is at the forefront. The publication presents key information from the perspective of those responsible for the construction and engineering of healthcare buildings—buildings that operate 24/7, demand high levels of occupant safety, and must accommodate fast-moving changes in technology. Frequency: Quarterly. Circulation: 20,000 FREE Subscription

Long-Term Living (formerly Nursing Homes/LTCM) – www.ltlmagazine.com
Long-Term Living for the Continuing Care Professional strives to be the leading provider of practical, in-depth, business-building, and patient/resident care information for owners, administrators, and directors of nursing at skilled nursing care and assisted living facilities; continuing care retirement centers; and independent living communities. Categories of coverage include market analysis, strategic direction, policy commentary, clinical guidance, business management, technology breakthroughs, and important new products. Frequency: monthly. Circulation: 50,000 FREE Subscription

Behavioral Healthcare – www.behavioral.net
Behavioral Healthcare’s mission is to provide a practical resource on technology, reimbursement, treatment, and other trends for managers, executives, and senior clinicians in mental healthcare, substance use treatment, and related disciplines. Behavioral Healthcare’s content is to-the-point, timely, and relevant to key behavioral healthcare decision makers with purchasing power. Frequency: Monthly. Circulation: 28,361 FREE Subscription

Addiction Professional – www.addictionpro.com
Addiction Professional is the addiction field’s essential guide to what is working in treatment and prevention, and how clinicians can use this knowledge to achieve excellence in services. Addiction Professional’s content helps frontline professionals and their agencies design client-centered treatment plans grounded in the best of today’s research. Frequency: 7x per year. Circulation: 24,011 FREE Subscription

ENT Journal – www.entjournal.com
Ear, Nose & Throat Journal provides practical peer-reviewed, original scientific and clinical articles, as well as case reports. ENT Journal is dedicated to serving the needs of practicing otolaryngologists and related professionals by highlighting scientific research relevant to clinical care, and continuing to publish case reports that describe unusual entities or particularly insightful and important management issues. Frequency: Monthly. Circulation: 11,239 FREE Subscription

NCAD - National Conference on Addiction Disorders
www.nationalconferenceonaddictiondisorders.com

For the first time, a national conference has been developed that combines NAATP with the audience of Addiction Professional and Behavioral Healthcare magazines. The agenda will consist of programs and tracks that deal not only with treatment, but administration, finance, design, technical, and medical professional issues as well.

Healthcare Informatics Executive Summit
www.HCIExecutiveSummit.com

Facing an unprecedented set of challenges and opportunities, healthcare IT leaders nationwide are gearing up for change. The Healthcare Informatics Executive Summit address what industry pioneers are doing to meet the requirements for meaningful use under the HITECH Act, both to satisfy their obligations under healthcare reform and to move towards new levels of patient data privacy and security requirements under enhanced HIPAA regulations.  Industry-leading CIOs, CMIOs, executive recruiters, and federal policy leaders gather to discuss the future of healthcare information technology.

2009 Compensation Survey: Salaries and Benefits of Healthcare IT Professionals examines, in detail, the earnings of information technology (IT) professionals in a variety of positions across the industry. Focusing on senior executives and healthcare IT professionals in both clinical and non-clinical roles, this survey report explores the breadth of titles and positions in the healthcare information technology industry. It looks at how job title and job description vary from organization to organization and how levels of authority and budgetary responsibilities impact compensation.
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Diagnostic Imaging: PACS and Radiology Information Systems compiles data gathered from senior executives and decision-makers. The extensive survey-based report explores the technology landscape for image capture and storage in hospital settings. With an insider's viewpoint, the report looks at the challenges facing healthcare environments as they increasingly move to digital image formats. More >>

Optimizing Clinical Workflows: Technology Trends to Improve Patient Care examines provider satisfaction with data management practices, as well as their plans for improvements going forward. It takes a look at which solutions (offered by a variety of manufacturers, including Cerner, Allscripts, and others) healthcare organizations are using now and which they are considering for use in the future, as well as current and future hardware usage. It also focuses on the effect of CCHIT certification on the purchasing decisions of healthcare organizations. More >>

analyzes the current state of readiness of healthcare organizations when faced with a natural or man-made disaster. It examines the threats, risks, preparedness levels, recovery plans, and the role technology plays in business continuity planning. More >>

Trends in Electronic Health Records and Related Technologiesprovides expert analysis about the current status of EHR adoption among caregivers in hospitals, healthcare delivery networks, and ambulatory care centers. Compiled with research gathered from nearly 500 members of the Healthcare Informatics Research Panel, this report examines the promises offered by HER implementations, including more efficient and standardized care delivery processes, streamlined workflows, reduced medical errors, cost-cutting opportunities, and improved reimbursement levels.
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Trends in Financial Strategies and Technologies looks at specific cost-cutting measures undertaken by healthcare provider organizations. It outlines the factors affecting IT budgets as well as the impact of reduced budgets and changing priorities on IT projects and purchasing plans. It also examines strategies that have been outlined and implemented to optimize care delivery processes and increase revenues. More >>

Trends in Healthcare Information Technologies: Priorities and Investments to Improve Care Delivery and Reduce Errors delivers information on the technology adoption and investment plans of healthcare organizations over the next two years. Divided into six key technology areas, this report provides insight on 25 technology systems and tools that have been identified to deliver value, streamline workflow and improve patient safety. More >>

Trends in Patient Safety Technologies provides an inside look at the challenges facing healthcare organizations as they work to improve patient safety and quality outcomes. Compiled with data gathered from senior executives and decision makers, this report identifies the safety-improving technologies that have been adopted in various types of care provider organizations, and seeks to answer some of the Healthcare IT industry's most pressing safety questions. More >>

Trends in Patient Service Strategies: Improving Customer Satisfaction with Technology examines how healthcare organizations are leveraging technology advancements in an attempt to meet the increasing demand for patient satisfaction. This unique research report delves into the technologies and strategies used by healthcare organizations as they develop patient-centric service delivery policies, as well as the challenges they face with adoption, issues of privacy, cultural resistance, and technology infrastructure. More >>

Trends in Technologies for Nurses provides insight into the technologies and computer-based tools that healthcare provider organizations make available for their nursing professionals. This distinctive survey report provides an in-depth look at technologies — both clinical and administrative — used by these frontline care professionals at acute, ambulatory, and specialty care facilities. More >>

Healthcare Informatics Webinars are comprised of 60-minute interactive, sponsored Webinars covering current issues and industry trends for healthcare IT executives. Each program is selected by the Editors of Healthcare Informatics magazine, presented by leading experts in the field, and managed and operated by the Vendome Group Webinar staff.

Who Should Attend:  Executives, CEOs, CIOs, Presidents, Vice Presidents, Consultants, Analysts, Directors, Managers, Administrators.

For past events on CD-ROM, please click here.

HEALTHCARE DESIGN Webinars bring in top experts in the field of healthcare design to discuss topics healthcare professionals can put to use right away.  

Who Should Attend:  Administrators, Analysts, Architects, Associates, CEOs, Chief Clinical Officers, Clinical Engineers, Consultants, Designers, Directors, Executives, Managers, Medical Planners, Neonatologists, Owners, Partners, Presidents, Principals, Researchers,  Vice Presidents.

For past events on CD-ROM, please click here.

Long-Term Living Webinars are comprised of 60-minute interactive Webinars.  Each webinar addresses current issues and industry trends in the design and build of long-term care facilities and is developed by the Editors of Long-Term Living magazine, in conjunction with The Center for Health Design, The AIA, and SAGE. 

Who Should Attend:  Architects, Designers, Administrators, CEOs, Directors, Presidents, Principals, Vice Presidents, and Managers.

The Addiction Professional Webinar Series is  comprised of 60-minute webinars offering valuable content to addiction professionals and facility executives. The content for this webinar series is developed by NAATP, NAADAC and Vendome Group (publishers of Addiction Professional and Behavioral Health). Each program brings you top experts in the field of addiction, discussing topics you can put to use right away. If you haven't attended NCAD, this is a great way to get a taste of the topics covered!

Who Should Attend:  Counselors, Trainers, Medical Professionals, Managers.

For past events on CD-ROM, please click here.