Readership & Distribution.
Additional copies of the British Journal of Medicines Procurement will be distributed to attendees and delegates at key industry conferences and events and to association memberships throughout the year.A small number of high-level industry associations and groups will receive the publication, as will corporate sponsors from the Pharmaceutical Industry.
The British Journal of Medicines Procurement will be distributed in March 2009 to a readership of 3,000 key decision-makers in
primary and secondary care supply chain and hospital pharmacy services.
| Job titles include: | |||
| - | Supply Chain Pharmacists | - | Chief Financial Officers |
| - | Medicines Procurement Pharmacists | - | Trust Chief Executives |
| - | Regional Procurement Pharmacists | - | Heads of Medicines Management |
| - | Principle Procurement Pharmacists | - | Prescribing Advisors |
| - | Quality Assurance Pharmacists | - | Pharmacy Technicians |
| - | Chief Pharmacists | - | Directors of Pharmacy |
Additional copies of the British Journal of Medicines Procurement will be distributed to attendees and delegates at key industry conferences and events and to association memberships throughout the year.A small number of high-level industry associations and groups will receive the publication, as will corporate sponsors from the Pharmaceutical Industry.
eBook.
The e-Book version of the British Journal of Medicines Procurement will be a complete digital recreation of the publication.The
e-Books are open access, fully searchable, sharable and interactive, providing the corporate sponsor with further opportunities to
present, source and spread information, as well as in-depth monitoring of reader statistics.
The e-Books are promoted to our circulation in a number of ways to ensure they are available to as many pharmacy professionals
as possible.This may be through our media partners, e-newsletter, website, e-mail blast or search engine optimisation.