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Family Practice 2005 22(6):581-582; doi:10.1093/fampra/cmi095
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Editorial

Family Practice and the new era of electronic publishing

Brendan Delaney

Delaney B. Family Practice and the new era of electronic publishing. Family Practice 2005; 22: 581–582.

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It is now nearly two years since I became editor of Family Practice. In that time there have been many changes to the journal, with the introduction of electronic submissions, e-letters, online-first publication of PDFs and a new journal website. Family Practice is unique as the only ‘international’ primary care research journal, and we have taken steps to consolidate the journal in that role. The editorial board has recently expanded to include more members from North America and Southern Europe, as well as adding more capacity in both qualitative research and epidemiological methods. I am indebted to our existing associate editors, Professor Paul Little (Southampton, UK) and . . . [Full Text of this Article]


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