Clinical Governance Resources
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Clinical Governance Journals
Over the past ten years, clinical governance journals have amalgamated, ceased publication and swallowed up rivals, so it's a little hard to keep up to date! Here are the main journals in the field at present.
- Clinical Governance: an International Journal (previously British Journal of Clinical Governance).
Quarterly, peer-reviewed journal addresses the topics of clinical governance, evidence-based practice, guidelines, audit, risk management, user involvement and health
outcomes.
- Clinical Risk.
Published six times each year, this provides a joint medical and legal approach to
negligence, with case summaries, and incorporates the AVMA Medical &
Legal Journal.
- Clinical
Governance Bulletin.
Published by the Royal Society of Medicine, it ceased publication in 2007, but the archive provides many valuable papers.
- Healthcare
Risk Report.
Independent journal, offering practical advice on risk management and coping with negligence;
includes case studies and usually one clinical governance article in each
issue.
- Quality in Primary Care (incorporating Journal of Clinical Excellence).
Contains some relevant articles on governance issues.
- Journal of Clinical Governance
Shortlived journal that ceased publication in 2002.
- Journal of Health Organisation and Management (previously Journal of Management in Medicine).
Covers all aspects of management in both the primary and secondary health
care sectors. Papers are written by academics and practitioners and deal
with all the main issues involved in management in medicine on an international
scale: care, quality, training, administration, customer service, NHS and
funding, marketing and structuring.
- International Journal for Quality in Health Care
The Journal publishes papers in all disciplines related to the quality and safety of health care, including health services research, health care evaluation, technology assessment, health economics, utilization review, cost containment and nursing care research, as well as clinical research related to quality of care.
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