Farmacia Hospitalaria is a bimonthly journal (6 issues yearly), directed to specialists in hospital pharmacy and to all those interested in pharmacologic therapy.Farmacia Hospitalaria is the official publication of the Sociedad Española de Farmacia Hospitalaria (Spanish Hospital Pharmacy Society, SEFH). It publishes articles in Spanish and English related to pharmacologic therapy and the professional development of the speciality that it represents. Original articles, short articles, and reviews received in Spanish will be translated into English and published in both languages.Farmacia Hospitalaria is an Open Access journal, whose content is available free of charge to users or their institutions. Users are authorised to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to entire texts of the articles in this journal without prior permission from the editor or author, according to the BOAI definition of Open Access. The papers may be re-used under the terms of the Creative Commons 4.0 license (CC BY-NC-ND). Such use shall be subject to authorisation from SEFH, the journal owner.Farmacia Hospitalaria charges no fees for the submission of papers or publication of articles.
The mission of the Journal of the American Pharmacists Association (JAPhA) is to connect science and practice by publishing high-quality empirical studies, reviews on important healthcare topics, and thoughtful opinion pieces with the ultimate goal of optimizing medication use to improve patient and population health outcomes. We seek submissions that address efforts to advance pharmacy practice in any setting where a pharmacist may practice, optimize medication use, improve pharmacotherapy, and promote public health across the globe. Below is a non-exhaustive list of topics that are of potential interest to JAPhA:• Development and evaluation of innovative pharmacy services or models of care• Medication use studies• Interventions to improve medication use• Pharmacotherapeutic advances (especially as reviews)• Health outcomes research• Pharmacoepidemiology... Pharmacoeconomics• Health services research• Evaluations of drug benefit designs • Development and evaluation of healthcare policy • Implementation science• Patient reported outcomes and patient preferences• Education of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians, including continuing professional development• Issues affecting pharmacy as a profession (workforce issues, well-being, reimbursement, etc.)• Development and application of new technologies in healthcare• Development of research methods with applicability to pharmacy practice• Advocacy, legal, and regulatory issues related to pharmacy or healthcare.Submissio... describing pharmacokinetic or pharmacodynamic studies without a direct link to applications in practice, animal models, or in vitro or in silico drug studies will not be considered. Although JAPhA will consider educational scholarship, submissions limited to the professional pharmacy curriculum are not generally considered unless there is a clear link to pharmacy practice. These guidelines serve to maintain and improve the quality of JAPhA. Questions regarding these guidelines or inquiries can be directed to the JAPhA Managing Editor, Mickie Cathers, at [email protected]...
