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AJMAJM Editorial Board Looks to the Future

AJM Editorial Board Looks to the Future

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AJM Editorial board meeting in Tucson, Arizona

Last week in Tucson,The American Journal of Medicine’s editors and staff met with representatives from Elsevier, the Journal’s publisher, to discuss the future of medical publishing and to chart a course for AJM’s future.

Through general meetings and targeted workshops, Elsevier Senior Vice President Glen Campbell (below), Publishing Director Pamela M. Poppalardo, Editor-in-Chief Joseph S. Alpert, MD (right), Managing Editor Pamela J. Powers, MPH, Associate Editors, Specialty Editors, and editorial office staff discussed print and electronic publishing and generated new ideas to improve The American Journal of Medicine.

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Joseph S. Alpert, MD, editor-in-chief of The American Journal of Medicine

Although many innovative and interesting ideas were brought forth in these face-to-face meetings, the AJM board unanimously agreed to invite our blog readers to suggest ways to improve the print Journal, AJM’s website, and/or the AJM blog. If you would like the editorial board and staff to consider making any changes in our current offerings, please comment on the blog. Alternatively, you are welcome to write to editors@amjmed.org.

Glenn Campbell of Elsevier
Glenn Campbell of Elsevier

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