The editors' farewell and a confident look back to the future

Dinh-Xuan, Anh Tuan; Brusasco, Vito

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“…The transfer of manuscript submissions from one journal to the other has already been made easier and faster, and the ERR editorial board will work closely with the ERJ Chief Editor Professor Marc Humbert and Professor Anh-Tuan Dinh-Xuan, now ERJ deputy editor, who are also members of the ERR editorial board [3,14,20]. Correspondence articles referring to previously published ERR articles and Letters to the editor, corresponding to very short reports or to highlyselected case studies that harbour educational excellence or particular relevance for diagnosis or management, now have distinct formats, in line with the ERJ.…”

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TheEuropean Respiratory Review: mature, expanding and targeting new challenges

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2013

Eur Respir Rev

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TheEuropean Respiratory Review: mature, expanding and targeting new challenges

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2013

Eur Respir Rev

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“…After 4 years' service on the Editorial Board of previous Chief Editors Anh Tuan Dinh-Xuan and Vito Brusasco, I know that being the new Chief Editor of the Journal will be a difficult but exciting challenge [3,4]. On this occasion, I would like to briefly share some facts and thoughts with you in this opening editorial.…”

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“…We will launch new sections in the coming few months in order to challenge our environment. Art will also be welcome in the Journal and we are currently discussing how to regularly include this in our pages; this should lead to a ''from Reproduced and modified from [4]. the museum'' section.…”

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The ambition of theEuropean Respiratory Journal

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2012

Eur Respir J

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“…Within the 2013-2014 Presidential plan, we will evaluate the feasibility of strengthening our in-house research capacity, opening the way to the development of an ERS Research Agency that may facilitate the orchestration of respiratory research and networks across Europe. Achieving these goals is made possible through teamwork across the different ERS pillars, including the ERS office in Lausanne, Switzerland (the arm making finalisation of plans possible), the ERS office in Brussels (the advocacy arm acting at European Union level), the ERS publications office in Sheffield, UK [23,24], the ERS Scientific Committee and the ELF. Overall, the innovative and ambitious Presidential plans integrate a result-oriented public health perspective and translational research outlook in respiratory medicine to the existing activities of the Society, which we hope will result in improved care for patients with lung disease and strengthen the standing of respiratory medicine within Europe.…”

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Future directions for the ERS: Presidential plans

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@ERSpublicationsThe ERS, through the Presidential plan, contributes to better prevention and management of respiratory diseases in Europe http://ow.ly/n2JWAThe mission of the European Respiratory Society (ERS) is to promote respiratory health and alleviate suffering from respiratory disease and it fulfils this goal by promoting science/research, education and advocacy. Among the Society's activities are a successful annual Congress (attended by approximately 20,000 delegates), research fellowships, grants and seminars and a comprehensive educational programme through the ERS School [1][2][3][4][5]. The educational programme encompasses postgraduate courses during the Congress, courses and seminars on various topics throughout the year across Europe, a website with a wealth of educational modules and interactive materials. Importantly, the ERS School has initiated a training programme called Harmonisation in Education in Respiratory Medicine for European Specialists (HERMES), which sets training standards across Europe, runs examination and certification processes for the European Diplomas in Respiratory Medicine and Paediatric Respiratory Medicine, and allows mobility of European specialists. Furthermore, the ERS has a strong advocacy role through its Advocacy Committee and Brussels office, and through the European Lung Foundation (ELF) -the public voice of the ERS, which links with patients and patient organisations, provides information and listens to and empowers the patients' voices.In a dynamic European and global setting, where health priorities in general (and respiratory medicine in particular) are changing rapidly, the ERS is planning to do even more in order to attract the attention of the media and policymakers and to bring more research funding into respiratory medicine. The ERS is proud to be the first major respiratory medicine society to have agreed and launched a public health Presidential plan, which is now being implemented.A series of ERS Summits has been organised since 2011, when the European Respiratory Roadmap, which set out directions for respiratory medicine and research over the next decade, was approved in Leuven (Belgium) and was then discussed with officials from European Union in Brussels [6]. In 2012, the Tallinn (Estonia) Summit tackled the burning issue of respiratory inequalities and highlighted the striking differences in respiratory outcomes across Europe and even within countries and the way in which this related to poverty and availability of resources. This was followed in 2013 by the Summit on ''Changing the natural history of respiratory diseases'' organised in Dublin (Ireland).

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The editors' farewell and a confident look back to the future

Cited by 5 publications

References 17 publications

TheEuropean Respiratory Review: mature, expanding and targeting new challenges

TheEuropean Respiratory Review: mature, expanding and targeting new challenges

The ambition of theEuropean Respiratory Journal

Future directions for the ERS: Presidential plans

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