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Changing of the guard
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From 1 July there will be a changing of the guard. A new editorial team starts and the editorial office moves from Nottingham to Nijmegen. The new crew takes up a considerable challenge. Mike Doherty and his team have done an excellent job in making the Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases a leading journal in its field: a recognisable, readable journal of high scientific and educational standard. It also is an amazingly efficient journal with a rapid acceptance to publication time. They are to be congratulated on this outstanding performance.
The most important goal of the Annals has
always been to support the readership in its profession in the broadest
sense, and this aim will remain. This means a journal of high
scientific and educational standards that is at the same time
attractive to the readership. Also, a journal that remains sensitive to
what happens in society, in general, and in
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