Journal of Healthcare Management Standards (JHMS)
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Official Publication of the Healthcare Standards Institute
The Journal of Healthcare Management Standards realizes that the most innovative, timely, and groundbreaking ideas in healthcare management come from a diverse, international, collaborative mindset. With this goal in mind, the journal is proud to have an editorial board comprised of academics and subject matter experts from twelve countries representing six continents. It is from this deep and varied diversity of experience, knowledge, and practice, that the journal presents a unique and academically rigorous selection of scholarship about healthcare organization management and standardization that is globally relevant.
Editor(s)-in-Chief: Sharon Kleefield (Retired Faculty, Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA)
Published: Continuous Volume
Copyright: ©2021
DOI: 10.4018/JHMS
ISSN: 2767-3820
EISSN: 2767-3839
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Description
The Journal of Healthcare Management Standards (JHMS) features high-quality, original research, commentary and correspondence that advance the field of healthcare organization management (HOM) and standardization. Evidence-based content explores the use of voluntary consensus standards, conformity assessment systems, and how publishing standardized processes influence the integrity and effectiveness of HOM.
The Journal is interdisciplinary in scope and welcomes submissions that address all aspects of how standardization of HOM practices can influence patient outcomes. The Journal of Healthcare Management Standards (JHMS) publishes quantitative research as well as qualitative work and purely theoretical or conceptual papers. It is the official publication of the Healthcare Standards Institute.
Contents
Volume 3, Issue 1
Volume 2, Issue 1
Volume 1, Issue 2
Volume 1, Issue 1
Mission
The Journal of Healthcare Management Standards (JHMS) endeavors to advance knowledge regarding the positive outcomes of standardization as it relates to healthcare organization management (HOM), including effective practices and performance measures. Interdisciplinary in focus, content explores how standardization affects all aspects of HOM including topics such as patient outcomes, resource utilization, technology, continuity of care, payer systems, stakeholder requirements and continuous improvement. The journal provides a platform for advancing the cause of healthcare standardization, with the goal of improving health systems and patient outcomes. Within the scope of topics are healthcare entities, those organizations whose principal operations consist of agreeing to provide healthcare services and entities whose primary activities are the planning, organization, and oversight of such entities, such as parent or holding companies of healthcare providers regardless of size. Practices and metrics will be limited to staff and operational management of healthcare entities.
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