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First published in Scotland as a three-volume set in the 1770s, Encyclopaedia Britannica first came to the U.S. as a pirated edition. By the time the encyclopedia was in its 14th edition in 1929, its operations had moved to the U.S. permanently. Today the Encyclopedia Britannica is published as a 32-volume set, as well as in CD-ROM form. The traditional hardback edition sells for more than $1,200 per set.

The Health Forum was founded in 1998 through the merger between the American Hospital Association's publishing and data and information subsidiaries. The Health Forum provides communications, information, education and research products to various health care providers, suppliers, payers and consumers. It features an online store that offers a range of data, food service and nursing products. The firm also specializes in facilities and risk management. The Health Forum works in the areas of organizational, market, clinical and medical leaderships. Headquartered in Chicago, it offers various code and billing products. The Health Forum is an affiliate of the American Hospital Association, which is a nonprofit association that provides education for health care leaders.

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