AHVAP Newsletter 2020

The original purpose of the AHVAP Newsletter was to keep members informed about what was happening in the organization. Over the years we have featured articles authored by members and articles that relate to the professional practice of health care value analysis. We’ve recognized new members, celebrated the success of newly certified members and expressed appreciation for those who have contributed time and effort to promote the organization and the profession.

2020 will bring a new look to the AHVAP Newsletter. AHVAP is has partnered with Naylor Association Solutions to produce the monthly newsletter. With over 50 years of experience, Naylor “Increase[s] member engagement with your association’s content, without the need for additional staff effort, while incorporating targeted advertising that earns your association more non-dues revenue” (quoted from the Naylor website).

What Will Change?

• The Newsletter will be published monthly instead of quarterly.
• Suppliers will have the opportunity to advertise products and services.
• Naylor will include articles of interest to health care value analysis professionals.

What Won’t Change?

• The Marketing Committee will continue to review the content prior to posting the emagazine.
• Members are encouraged to submit articles to the Marketing committee for inclusion in the newsletter.
• The President, Committee chairs and Work teams will continue to provide updates on their activities.
• We will continue to recognize members for their contributions to the professions and professional achievements.

What We Need from Our Members

• Articles and white papers you wish to share with professional peers
• Details about speaking engagements
• Notice of awards, achievements and recognitions
• You feedback on the content and what you want to see in your newsletter

Submit your information to Meagan Bowker, Managing Director, at info@ahvap.org. Be sure to reference “Newsletter” in the subject field.

A special "thank you" goes out to all who have edited and contributed to the AHVAP Newsletter over the years.