ASHRM journal article receives 2022 APEX award

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Jul 21, 2022

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ASHRM journal article receives 2022 APEX award
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Jul 21, 2022

The American Society for Health Care Risk Management’s Journal of Health Care Risk Management has received an APEX 2022 Award for Publication Excellence for an article last August on early distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine to front-line hospital workers and first responders. The annual APEX awards recognize excellence in publishing by professional communicators. ASHRM is an AHA professional membership group for individuals in risk management, patient safety, insurance, law, finance and other related professions.

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