Over the past 20 years, The American Journal of Managed Care has been a great addition to the literature on advanced care models and innovation in healthcare systems, said David Blumenthal, MD, president of The Commonwealth Fund.
Over the past 20 years, The American Journal of Managed Care has been a great addition to the literature on advanced care models and innovation in healthcare systems, said David Blumenthal, MD, president of The Commonwealth Fund.
"It's the place where things you don't see in the more traditional literature find a place, particularly things that are useful to managers in their daily work," he said.
Dr Blumenthal will be writing the special guest commentary in the April issue of The American Journal of Managed Care, which will be featured on the 20th anniversary page alongside all special guest commentaries from 2015.
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