CHEST Guidelines-Editorial-Board

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The document is a comprehensive overview of the editorial and operational team involved in producing the CHEST journal, which is published monthly for the American College of Chest Physicians by Elsevier, Inc. The editorial board, led by Editor-in-Chief Richard S. Irwin from Worcester, MA, features a diverse team comprising various roles, including deputy editors, assistant editors, and associate editors from a wide geographic scope. Notable roles include Deputy Editor John E. Heffner in Portland, OR, and Assistant Editor Cynthia T. French in Worcester, MA. The associate editors span across different locations like London and Seattle, ensuring a blend of expertise and regional representation.<br /><br />Key sections of the journal, such as “Ahead of the Curve,” “Chest Imaging and Pathology for Clinicians,” and “Contemporary Reviews in Critical Care Medicine,” are headed by designated editors specializing in those fields. For instance, Joel Moss oversees the "Ahead of the Curve" section, while Chest Imaging is managed by editors like Alain C. Borczuk from New York, NY.<br /><br />International engagement is evident with editions catering to regions such as China and Italy, overseen by respective editors like NanShan Zhong from Guangzhou, China, and Francesco de Blasio from Naples, Italy. The journal’s operation extends into digital and social realms, supported by Podcast Editor D. Kyle Hogarth from Chicago, IL, and Social Media Editors Christopher L. Carroll from Avon, CT, and Deep Ramachandran from Troy, MI.<br /><br />The board embodies a comprehensive cross-section of expertise with contributors from across the globe, facilitating the dissemination of pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine knowledge. This list underscores the journal's commitment to maintaining a robust, knowledgeable, and geographically diverse editorial team to support its publication operations and content delivery.

Keywords

CHEST journal

American College of Chest Physicians

Elsevier

editorial team

Richard S. Irwin

regional representation

international editions

digital engagement

pulmonary medicine

critical care