CHEST Guidelines-Editorial-Board

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The document outlines the editorial team and organizational structure of the medical journal, CHEST, which is published monthly by the American College of Chest Physicians through Elsevier, Inc. It highlights the roles of various editors and contributors across different sections of the journal, covering specialties such as Asthma, Chest Infections, COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease), Critical Care, Diffuse Lung Disease, Pulmonary Vascular, Sleep, Thoracic Oncology, and Imaging and Pathology. Each specialty area is overseen by associate editors, assistant associate editors, multimedia liaisons, and editorial board members, who are experts from a wide array of geographical locations including the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and Asia.<br /><br />Notable roles and responsibilities include managing content reviews, overseeing case studies, and creating multimedia engagements for the journal audience. Additionally, the document lists various associate editors for sections such as Education and Clinical Practice, Humanities, and Statistics, ensuring comprehensive editorial oversight. It also mentions the Editorial Boards that support different journal sections, along with featured sections like "CHEST Pearls," "Ultrasound Corner," and "Podcast Moderators."<br /><br />Further components include details on statistics editors, social media feature editors, visual abstract feature editors, and various senior management roles such as the Executive Vice President and CEO, Publisher, Chief Operations Officer, and others who orchestrate the operational facets of the publication. Finally, contact information for changes of address and the webpage for the journal are provided. Overall, the document provides a detailed map of the journal’s structure and the people responsible for producing its content.

Keywords

CHEST journal

editorial team

American College of Chest Physicians

Elsevier

medical specialties

associate editors

multimedia engagements

editorial board

journal structure

content management