Volume 5 (2012), 4 issues per year
Editorial Board:
Andrew Ward (Managing Principal, GE Healthcare Performance Solutions )
Andy Cowper (Editor, Health Policy Insight, UK)
David Rodriguez (Director of Product Marketing, Concuity, Inc., USA)
Jay Bolling (President, Roska Healthcare Advertising, USA)
Jennifer Bremner (Director, European Health Management Association, Belgium)
Jonathan Anscombe (Head of European Health Practice, A T Kearney, UK)
Dr Jonathan Lord (Chief Executive Officer, Navigenics Inc., USA)
Judy Willits (Judy Willits Consulting Ltd., UK)
Dr Magda Rosenmöller (IESE Business School, University of Navarra, Spain)
Mario Nacinovich (Axon Communications, New York, USA)
Dr Michael Dixon (Chairman, NHS Alliance, UK)
Professor Mike Dent (Health Care Organisation, Faculty of Health, Staffordshire University, UK)
Dr Natalie-Jane Macdonald (Medical & Health Care Purchasing Director, BUPA UK Membership, UK)
Dr Nick Goodwin (Senior Fellow, King’s Fund, UK)
Nigel Edwards (Director of Policy, NHS Confederation, UK)
Professor Nilgun Sarp (Department of Health Service Management, Ankara University, Turkey)
Professor Ole Berg (Professor of Health Administration, University of Oslo, Norway)
Paul Catchpole (Director of Health Care Management, Roche, UK)
Stephen Eames (Chief Executive, County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust, UK)
Tim Jones (Commissioner, Milton Keynes Primary Care Trust, UK)
From 2012 Maney Publishing is pleased to announce that Journal of Management & Marketing in Healthcare (MMH) will be published under the new title International Journal of Healthcare Management (JHM). The journal will continue to publish 4 issues per year, in print and online, with a new-look cover. Find out more about this new title at www.maney.co.uk/journals/ihm
Journal of Healthcare Management & Marketing serves all those directly involved in, or concerned with, the organisation, delivery, marketing and management of healthcare services, at a strategic and operational level. It provides a peer-reviewed forum for the publication of briefings, discussion, applied research, case studies, expert comment and analysis on the key issues affecting the management and marketing of this sector.
Healthcare providers exist in a turbulent political and social environment with increasing demands being placed on them to pursue equality, quality, responsiveness, efficiency and affordability. Effective management and marketing of this sector is becoming an increasingly important area for the industry to address. As such, the Journal’s scope addresses issues of concern to healthcare service providers – whether in the statutory, voluntary or commercial sectors – and seeks to cover the management and marketing of the full range of healthcare services.
The Journal’s content addresses the diverse range of disciplines that healthcare services management and marketing draws upon, including: new and emerging policy and the implications for management; cost-effective and efficient delivery of services; strategic partnerships in the commissioning of services; business development; funding and finance; insurance; assessment and performance measurement; the role the state plays in promoting healthy living; patient information systems and electronic medical records; regulation and compliance; staff recruitment, retention and training; staff supervision, appraisal and monitoring; marketing; public, community and media relations.