Ashley Blachford is a Project Manager at JUCM: Journal of Urgent Care Medicine. She focuses on themes related to medicine and healthcare, including healthcare administration, patient care, public health, and the roles of clinicians and medicine practitioners. Her work has been featured in JUCM, where she explores various aspects of health and wellness, pharmaceuticals, and alternative medicine.
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Ashley Blachford's coverage predominantly revolves around healthcare and pharmaceuticals, with a specific emphasis on urgent care, medical treatments, patient communication, and medical research. She often cites data in her articles.
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As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Ashley's coverage area, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches that encompass broader international perspectives on healthcare topics rather than focusing exclusively on local issues.
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By: Ashley Blachford
Published on Citation: Lacour J, Weissert J, Frankowski D, Aguila D, Russell J.
By: Ashley Blachford
Published on Citation: Ayers AA. The 2026 Urgent Care Top 100 By Number of Locations. J Urgent Care Med. 2026:20(9):33-35
By: Ashley Blachford
Published on As we move into June, I've been reflecting on the momentum we've built and what we do with it next.
By: Ashley Blachford
Published on Citation: Ayers AA. Who Can Take X-rays in an Urgent Care Center: A 50-State Framework. J Urgent Care Med. 2026;20(9):42-44
By: Ashley Blachford
Published on Data reveals that occupational medicine in urgent care is fundamentally top-heavy.
Published on The family of a 42-year-old male brings the patient to urgent care for altered mental status believing that they had arrived at an emergency department.
By: Ashley Blachford
Published on Cindy Dickey; Tricia Krueger, CPC The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has introduced several important updates to therapy services for calendar year (CY) 2026.
By: Ashley Blachford
Published on A 39-year-old male presents to the local urgent care reporting an intensely itchy rash for the past 3 weeks that is getting gradually worse.
By: Ashley Blachford
Published on A 12-year-old male presents to urgent care with his mother for left groin and buttock pain since acute onset while running in a track meet earlier today.
By: Ashley Blachford
Published on Cesar Mora Jaramillo, MD, FAAFP, FCUCM, DABFM
