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Journal editing: Reflections on 6 years of collaborative practice.
Colleen T Fogarty1, Larry Mauksch2
1Department of Family Medicine, University of Rochester.
Families, Systems & Health : the Journal of Collaborative Family Healthcare
|September 11, 2018
Summary
This editorial reflects on six years of co-editing Families, Systems, and Health, highlighting a collaborative journey and sharing insights for readers. The authors offer reflections on their work, field, challenges, and recurring themes to benefit the journal
Area of Science:
- Family Science
- Systems Theory
- Health Communication
Background:
- Reflecting on six years of co-editorship for Families, Systems, and Health.
- The evolution of a collaborative relationship transcending personal and professional boundaries.
Discussion:
- Challenges faced during the editorial tenure.
- Recurring themes encountered in the field of family systems and health.
Key Insights:
- The value of collaborative experiences in academic publishing.
- Lessons learned from managing a scholarly journal.
- The interconnectedness of personal and professional growth in editorial roles.
Outlook:
- Sharing reflections to benefit journal readers and the broader academic community.
- Encouraging continued dialogue and growth within the field of family science and health.
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