AHR Subscriptions

Australian Health Review (AHR) is the official journal of the Australian Healthcare & Hospitals Association (AHHA), and Australia’s principal peer reviewed journal on health policy, evaluation, economics, program development and management. AHR facilitates extensive discussion of ideas and research. AHR is published quarterly. It is the journal that Australian health executives reach for. AHR is distributed in print and electronically to health facilities and universities across Australia and internationally.

New issues of AHR are released each February, May, August and November.

Accessing AHR

Two types of subscriptions are available. personal subscriptions for single users and institutional subscriptions for multiple user sites such as libraries and hospitals etc. Personal Subscriptions

Individual subscribers receive access to Australian Health Review via quarterly print edition and/or access to our extensive online research archive. Print copies are posted to the subscriber’s nominated address and online access to the current edition and full archive is available online using a username and password.

Individual subscriptions are for the use of the designated subscriber only and website user credentials are not to be shared among multiple users.

Note: Personal members of the Australian Healthcare & Hospitals Association and the Case Management Society of Australia receive a copy of each issue of Australian Health Review as part of their membership benefits — contact us to find out if you qualify.

Please select a subscription package from the following options

Personal subscription options	Term	Price

Australian print and online access with 1 only journal copy	12 Months	$183.80
Australian print and online access with 2 journal copies *	12 Months	$330.80
Overseas print and online access with 1 only journal copy	12 Months	$243.60
Overseas print and online access with 2 journal copies *	12 Months	$438.50
Online access only	1 week	$40.50
Online access only	1 month	$80.90
Online access only	6 months	$121.60
Online access only	12 months	$161.70

* copies to be sent to one address only Australian order prices include GST. Please view our Terms of Use before ordering.

Institutional Subscriptions (Multi-user)

Multi-user subscribers (institutions and libraries) receive access to Australian Health Review via quarterly print subscription and/or annual subscription to our extensive online research archive. Print copies are posted to the subscriber’s nominated address and online access to the current edition and full archive is available from www.aushealthreview.com.au.

Access is via IP addresses provided by the subscriber OR via a username and password.

Note: Members of the Australian Healthcare & Hospitals Association and the Case Management Society of Australia receive Australian Health Review as part of their membership services - contact us to find out if you qualify.

Please select a print subscription package from the following options

Institutional Print Only Subscription options	Length of access	Price

Australian orders with 1 only journal copy	12 months	$206.30
Australian orders with 2 journal copies *	12 months	$371.30
Overseas orders with 1 only journal copy	12 months	$276.70
Overseas orders with 2 journal copies *	12 months	$498.10

* copies to be sent to one address only Australian order prices include GST. Please view our Terms of Use before ordering.

Online Access

Online and Print OR Online only

Institution rates apply for any library or organisation purchasing access for use by more than one person.

Online access to the AHR can be purchased separately or together with a print subscription. Subscription fees vary and are based on the number of Relevant Full Time Equivalents (FTEs)* located at each site.

Institution Price Tiers

Small (1-820 FTE): $206.30
Large (821+ FTE): at $0.25 per FTE

FTE pricing applies to single-site or multi-site institutions as we recognise some health and research organisations are based on several very small campuses.

To organise an institutional subscription please contact Australian Healthcare & Hospitals Association for a quote on (+61) 2 6162 0780 or send an email to admin at aushealthreview dotcom dotau. Please provide details on the Institution name, site location, number of relevant FTEs, and any special access requirements eg IP address(es), if available.

* Definition of Relevant Full Time Equivalents (FTEs)

Libraries & Academic institutions: Total number of medical faculty (academic staff and students) including those enrolled or engaged in medicine, pharmacy, nursing, psychology, dentistry and research
Hospitals: Total number of clinical staff including doctors, pharmacists, nurses, psychologists, dentists, administration and support staff
Corporate institutions: Total number of researchers, medical and associated support staff
Government institutions, regulatory agencies, medical societies and all others: Total number of staff employed in health, medicine, pharmacy, nursing, psychology, dentistry, clinical research and policy team.