Health Economics and Management Review

Aims & Scope

Health Economics and Management Review (HEM)is a peer-reviewed international gold open-access journal. It promotes scientific cooperation, spreads research results, and supports the best world practices in health economics, healthcare management and marketing, and public health policy. The journal’s scope covers a vast range of aspects of health economics and management, including, but not limited to: relationships between public health and social, economic and environmental determinants; social and economic consequences of ill-health and bioterrorism; financing, digitalisation and development of health services; international, national, and local public health policies; healthcare and pharmaceutical markets; standards, quality, public administration, law, accounting, reporting, auditing, and taxation in healthcare and public health; illnesses prevention and treatment, mental and physical health promotion; economics and management of sports and recreational industry; occupational and disaster medicine; and medical education. These aspects are considered at local, regional, national, and global levels for different countries worldwide. The journal publishes fundamental and applied research results, theoretical and empirical articles, analytical thematic studies, and High-quality critical reviews within the journal’s scope. The journal contains manuscripts for a wide audience of readers and authors, including researchers in health economics, health management, and health services; lectures, librarians, and other representatives of the academic community; state and local healthcare providers, managers, and public health policymakers; businessmen and entrepreneurs whose activities are related to healthcare. The journal is recommended for researchers, businessmen, enterprisers, librarians and members of academic communities. Articles pass the double-blind peer review. They are checked for plagiarism viaTurnitin iThenticate, andIdentific. The target audience of the journa

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Source: OpenAlex · Each year’s green bar = citations earned by that year’s papers, counted to date — so recent years look lower simply because their papers haven’t had time to be cited yet.

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