Jan Berger, MD, MJ, wishes The American Journal of Managed Care a happy 20th anniversary and looks forward to another 20 years, plus she looks forward to the 20th anniversary of sister publication The American Journal of Pharmacy Benefits, of which Dr Berger is the editor-in-chief.
Jan Berger, MD, MJ, wishes The American Journal of Managed Care a happy 20th anniversary and looks forward to another 20 years, plus she looks forward to the 20th anniversary of sister publication The American Journal of Pharmacy Benefits, of which Dr Berger is the editor-in-chief.
How has The American Journal of Managed Care impacted the field of managed care over the last 20 years?
The American Journal of Managed Care has had a really unique position in the world of managed care in the last 20 years. And that is that the publication combines peer-reviewed, thoughtful science that actual impacts very real-world situations. That's very rare in an academic world, in a policy world, or in a practice world. That's actually why I read the journal every month when it comes in.
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