ResearchStreams from Communify.us
Promoting an international exchange of healthcare workforce well-being research
Research on healthcare worker well-being is published in many countries and languages. Keeping track of it all can be overwhelming. ResearchStreams helps useful ideas travel between health systems, and from researchers to the leaders, physicians and nurses who can put them into practice.
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For research communities
Support expert-led curated article streams and their newsletters, such as Healthcare Well-Being Offerings (HWO), that select valuable new well-being and other medical research for their communities.
For individuals and teams
Give researchers, leaders and teams an easy way to discover, save and manage medical research articles through newsletters and custom topics they choose. Personal accounts are free at https://rs.communify.us/
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Healthcare Well-Being Offerings (HWO)
Healthcare Well-Being Offerings (HWO) brings together scholars and thought leaders around the world to share literature on healthcare worker well-being. Its Co-Editors-in-Chief, Jamile (Jay) Ashmore and Tait Shanafelt, guide the research collaborative.
Have a well-being article to share? Submit it for editorial consideration: https://rs.communify.us/streams/healthcare-well-being-offerings/submit
Learn more about HWO and subscribe: https://www.healthcarewellbeing.org/
Country-specific example · Spain
Language-specific example · Portugal + Brazil
How the system works
Editors choose the research. Selection and interpretation stay with the people who know the field. Communify.us provides the ResearchStreams infrastructure: gathering articles from contributor submissions, PubMed, journal feeds and browser capture tools; managing editorial reviews and article libraries; and assembling and sending newsletter issues.
Communify.us generally provides the infrastructure for curated article streams and their newsletters without charge, as a contribution to research communities. Support is agreed stream by stream and does not cover custom services or article translation.
Create a complementary research stream
Interested in creating a curated article stream and newsletter for a particular language, country or organization, in well-being or another area of medical research? We would like to hear about your audience, editorial plans and what you hope to achieve.