Do you keep up with the latest medical research and news in your areas of focus? If you do, what are your go-to tools and resources for this?
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Advances in medicine have improved how healthcare providers chart, prescribe, and complete procedures. Why should the latest medical knowledge come at such a cost?
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The cost per journal ranges from $150/year to nearly $900/year. Digital subscriptions to six of the top cardiology journals will run you over $2,500 per year. That’s a lot of money.
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According to a study done on the use of medical journals, 77.9% of medical faculty, 68.2% of nursing faculty, and 86.7% of pharmacy faculty used personal subscriptions for copies of articles they needed.
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In 2020, the combined cost of subscriptions to AIM and JAMA, two of the largest and most well-known medical journals, was $3,577.
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What's your go to journal of choice?
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