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Editorial 2000 has been a great year for Clinical and Experimental Dermatology . The number of manuscripts submitted to the journal continues to climb and our turnaround time, from submission to editorial response to corre- sponding author, is steadily decreasing. In large part, this is due to the enormous help we receive from our national and international reviewers, but also to the work of Rebecca Geldard our editorial manager. We hope our efficiency will improve over the next year with the appointment of a further co-editor, Nigel Burrows. In addition, 2000 saw us publish all issues on schedule and more pages than ever before. With H&G Zeitschrift fu ¨r Hautkrankheiten we have introduced two themed clinical review issues published simultaneously in English and German, thus reaching out to more dermatologists. We hope to continue this initiative for the foreseeable future. As you can see in this issue, an innovation for 2001 is the introduction of a continuing professional develop- ment section (CPD) edited by Meg Price, the chairman of the British Association of Dermatologists’ CPD commit- tee. We hope you find it useful and enjoyable. Please let us know. Other changes are planned for this year and we will keep you informed. Finally, a Happy New Year for 2001 to all our readers, contributors and reviewers. Jonathan Barker John McGrath Nicholas Reynolds Nigel Burrows q 2001 Blackwell Science Ltd X Clinical and Experimental Dermatology , 26,1 1 Editorial
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Editorial
2000 has been a great year for Clinical and Experimental
Dermatology. The number of manuscripts submitted to
the journal continues to climb and our turnaround
time, from submission to editorial response to corre-
sponding author, is steadily decreasing. In large part,
this is due to the enormous help we receive from our
national and international reviewers, but also to the
work of Rebecca Geldard our editorial manager. We
hope our efficiency will improve over the next year with
the appointment of a further co-editor, Nigel Burrows.
In addition, 2000 saw us publish all issues on
schedule and more pages than ever before. With H&G
Zeitschrift fuÈ r Hautkrankheiten we have introduced two
themed clinical review issues published simultaneously
in English and German, thus reaching out to more
dermatologists. We hope to continue this initiative for
the foreseeable future.
As you can see in this issue, an innovation for 2001 is
the introduction of a continuing professional develop-
ment section (CPD) edited by Meg Price, the chairman of
the British Association of Dermatologists' CPD commit-
tee. We hope you find it useful and enjoyable. Please let
us know. Other changes are planned for this year and
we will keep you informed.
Finally, a Happy New Year for 2001 to all our readers,
contributors and reviewers.
Jonathan BarkerJohn McGrath
Nicholas ReynoldsNigel Burrows
q 2001 Blackwell Science Ltd X Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 26, 1 1
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