High value, authoritative feature articles – on an extensive range of subjects
directly affecting patient journeys – are the hallmark of THE CLINICAL SERVICES
JOURNAL.
Published ten times a year and widely respected, The Clinical Services
Journal presents readers with detailed information on how new technology and working
methods are making a real difference to healthcare delivery. The way forward is
regularly explored by correspondents whose expert analysis is complemented by thorough
coverage of important news. Product and service developments are highlighted.
Never has the need been greater for updates on best practice in areas such as perioperative
care, radiology, infection control, and surgical instrument decontamination. The
Clinical Services Journal clearly and concisely provides the facts, drawing attention
to the changing roles and responsibilities of healthcare personnel.
Advertisers are provided with winning opportunities to address key professionals at the centre of purchasing activity – The Clinical Services Journal is read and
retained in hospital clinical departments throughout the UK.
The magazine is a must-have publication for those working in operating theatres,
intensive care units, accident and emergency facilities, infection control departments
and other key areas.
A minimum of 60% editorial content is maintained, encouraging readers to study the
contents comprehensively. All editorial is free of charge. The Clinical Services
Journal is a prominent magazine in the leading portfolio of healthcare titles published
by Step Communications. Other magazines in the stable are Health Estate Journal,
The Biomedical Scientist, Pathology in Practice, and the British Journal of Biomedical
Science.
2009 Editorial Features
- A&E
- Cardiology
- Engineering
- Infection Control
- Intensive Care
- Health & Safety
- Operating Theatres
- Point of Care Testing
- Radiology & Imaging
- Respiratory Care
- Sterile Services
- Telemedicine/PACS
- Tissue Viability
- Training & Education
The editorial content will continually focus on the key clinical areas of the hospital
– as indicated below In addition to clinical department coverage, information on
exhibitions and conferences is a key element of the editorial platform.
The following events will be featured during 2009: Association for Perioperative
Practice (AfPP), AfPP Speciality Conference, ICNA, Institute of Decontamination
Sciences (IDSc), UK Radiology Congress, BSG
For details on advertising in the Clinical Services Journal, and a copy of our latest media pack detailing
costs and circulation details, please contact
Geoff King