Journal of Health Administration Education

The Journal of Health Administration Education is planning a Special Issue -  Innovations in Post-Acute Care and Managerial Education

For this special issue, we are seeking papers focused on: (1) factors contributing to post-acute care innovations, both nationally and internationally, and/or (2) helping students develop the appropriate skills to succeed in this changing post-acute environment. The deadline to submit a 300 word abstract is December 1, 2019. 

For more information and instructions, please see the Call for Papers. 

The Journal of Health Administration Education (JHAE) is a quarterly peer-reviewed journal which chronicles research, case studies, and essays by leading health administration educators and professionals.



The Journal addresses key policy issues in health administration management nationally and internationally and is the foremost authoritative guide on the latest academic and professional developments in the field.

As one of the only professional publications in the field, the Journal sets a standard in health administration education research.

All requests to reprint or photocopy material from the Journal of Health Administration Education must be in writing and submitted to AUPHA Copyright Permissions, 1730 M Street NW, Suite 407, Washington DC, 20036, or faxed to 202-849-6780.

The request must include the requestor's name, organization, address, phone, fax number; article title; volume; issue of Journal article; author's name; page numbers; purpose for reprinting; and number of copies. Incomplete requests will not be processed.

Reprint fees are based upon usage (classroom vs. nonclassroom use), number of pages, and number of copies.

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For inquiries related to the publishing in the Journal of Health Administration Education, please contact Leonard H. Friedman via email or mail to:

Leonard H. Friedman, PhD, MPH, FACHE
George Washington University
Professor and MHA@GW Program Director
Department of Health Policy & Management
950 New Hampshire Ave., NW Suite 600
Washington, DC 20052 US

The Journal provides a forum for the presentation of health services research as it relates to the educational process, the communication of innovative approaches to formal education and management development in health services administration, and the review of new books from the perspective of educators. As such, submissions are accepted in the following formats:

• Original Articles: Provides a forum for publishing research or scholarly discussions of current issues that address a wide array of health administration education and management development topics. Manuscripts will be accepted for publication in this section provided they have not been published or committed for publication elsewhere.

• Teaching Tips and Tools: Provides an opportunity for authors to submit brief reports of applied educational techniques and practices that have value for student learning.

• Program Management Issues: Focuses on day to day graduate and undergraduate program management issues.

• Distinguished Contributions: Solicited/nominated content based on relevant invited addresses, lectures, and reports that are delivered by prominent educators or practitioners.

• Correspondence: Provides an opportunity for contributors to react to articles previously published in the Journal or for the submission of brief opinions addressing current issues and challenges facing the field. Resource Reviews are solicited critiques of educational materials including books, training exercises, simulations, software and other materials relevant to health administration education.

• All identifying information must be removed from the manuscript and included only in the cover letter.

• Manuscripts, including references and tables, should be typed double-spaced on 8 ½" x 11" paper with pages numbered consecutively. Tables, diagrams, and figures should be interpretable independent of the text.

• The manuscript must be submitted as a Microsoft Word document using 12 point sized Times New Roman font.

• Manuscripts must comply to the JHAE Formatting Guidelines.

• All figures, graphs and other artwork should be created in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint or JPG and should not exceed 4 ½" x 7". Please do not use fills, italic type, underlines or bold text anywhere in the tables or in the body of the text

• If an article contains material reproduced from other sources, written permission from the author and publisher to use such material must accompany the manuscript.

• Authors must supply the following information: full name, highest academic degree, professional title and institution, and a current address and phone number, and email address. One author should be identified as the corresponding author. Acknowledgement of funding sources for the research also should be listed. Keywords describing the manuscript also should be listed. These should appear on the title page only

• Original contributions (empirical research and scholarly reviews) should be 3,000-6,000 words in length (12-20 double-spaced typewritten pages), exclusive of tabular materials or figures. Submissions to Original Contributions section must also include a 200-word abstract. Submissions to the Teaching Tips and Tools and Program Management Issues sections should be a maximum of 2,500 words in length.

• All manuscripts are subject to copyediting. The Journal of Health Administration Education is copyrighted and may not be reproduced without permission.