Health care professionals can bring awareness to areas of need in rural medicine.  The American Journal of Clinical Medicine® (AJCM) is planning a Special Issue focusing on rural health. The editors of AJCM are inviting health care professionals and educators to submit high-quality review articles, clinical reports, case reports, or original research that have potential to impact the daily practice of rural medicine.

“This is an exciting and worthwhile opportunity for rural health care leaders to provide a focus on areas of need in rural medicine,” said AJCM Editor William Rodney, MD.

Complete Manuscript Criteria & Information is available at http://www.aapsus.org/publications or by calling the Managing Editor at 813-433-2277, Ext. 18. The submission deadline for the Special Rural Health Issue of AJCM is October 15.

AJCM is the official peer-reviewed journal of the American Association of Physician Specialists, Inc. ® (AAPS), the governing body of the American Board of Physician Specialties® (ABPS). ABPS is a leading multi-specialty certifying organization for both allopathic (MD) and osteopathic (DO) physicians. ABPS places patients first by setting rigorous standards of physician board certification in 17 medical specialties.

ABPS takes great pride in partnering with the National Rural Health Association to bring awareness to the rural physician work force issue which is becoming a very real threat to patient safety and care.

Source: PRWEB