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Welcome, new editors! Strengthening the journal, serving the readers
1Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA, 94305, USA.
The Physician and Sportsmedicine
|January 21, 2010
Summary
Sports medicine is an exciting, evolving field. The Physician and Sportsmedicine journal aims to deliver practical discoveries to clinicians, supported by its editorial board.
Area of Science:
- Sports medicine
- Clinical practice
- Medical research
Background:
- The field of sports medicine is dynamic and international.
- Clinicians require practical applications of scientific discoveries.
- Effective communication bridges research and practice.
Purpose of the Study:
- To highlight the mission of The Physician and Sportsmedicine journal.
- To emphasize the journal's focus on practical clinical implications.
- To introduce the editorial board as a key component.
Main Methods:
- The editorial board serves as the journal's "eyes and ears."
- New and returning board members are listed.
- Information is presented for clinician engagement.
Main Results:
- The journal is committed to translating sports medicine advancements.
- The editorial board plays a crucial role in this process.
- Readers are directed to a list of board members.
Conclusions:
- The Physician and Sportsmedicine journal prioritizes practical knowledge dissemination.
- The editorial board is integral to the journal's success.
- Engagement with the editorial board is encouraged for clinicians.
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