CHEST Guidelines-Editorial-Board_chest

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The document is an overview of the editorial team and contributors for the medical journal CHEST, published by the American College of Chest Physicians. It provides a comprehensive list of editors, associate editors, board members, series editors, and other contributors categorized by specific medical areas such as Asthma, Chest Infections, COPD, Critical Care, Diffuse Lung Disease, Education and Clinical Practice, Pulmonary Vascular, Sleep, Thoracic Oncology, Humanities, and others. <br /><br />Each section is organized by an Associate Editor, sometimes with an Assistant Associate Editor and a team of Editorial Board members with expertise in the relevant field. Additionally, there are specific roles such as Invited Reviews Section Editor, Case Series Liaison, Multimedia Liaison, and Statistical Editor to enhance content quality and presentation.<br /><br />The editorial team is international, featuring experts from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe, Asia, and Australia, reflecting the journal's broad and diverse perspective on respiratory and chest-related health issues. The team also includes individuals responsible for web and multimedia content, displaying the journal's commitment to utilizing various platforms for content delivery.<br /><br />Senior staff positions within the journal are highlighted, including the Executive Vice President and CEO Robert Musacchio, and Publisher Nicki Augustyn. The Managing Editor is Laura Riordan, with other key operational support staff like Carla Miller and senior editorial coordinators Barbara J. Anderson and Laura Lipsey mentioned. <br /><br />The journal is published monthly by Elsevier, Inc., and is managed from multiple locations, ensuring wide-reaching and efficient distribution. Each role designated within the journal reflects a specific area of expertise, contributing to the journal's authority and credibility in advancing knowledge on chest medicine and respiratory care.

Keywords

CHEST journal

American College of Chest Physicians

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respiratory health

international experts

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multimedia content

Elsevier publication

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