2012 Year in review : Preventing chronic disease : public health research, practice, and policy
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Alternative Title:Preventing chronic disease : public health research, practice, and policy ; Year in review : Preventing chronic disease : public health research, practice, and policy
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Description:This has been a transformative year for Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD). The journal has developed in its innovative use of technology and has also implemented a progressive editorial process that continues to focus on producing content of the highest quality. We look forward to a productive 2013 and will continue working to increase the high quality standards of PCD. ; 2012 Accomplishments Timeline: ; January – PCD reduces turnaround time from acceptance to publication by implementing a continuous publication model, publishing articles each week rather than holding and bundling articles to publish in bimonthly issues. ; • March – The journal begins offering monthly Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits in partnership with Medscape. ; • May – PCD releases podcast of board member Dr Shiriki Kumanyika discussing her role in HBO’s ground-breaking documentary series on obesity in America, “The Weight of the Nation.” ; • July – The journal receives its first impact factor of 1.819, one of the highest debuts in public health journals. ; • September – Editor in Chief Sam Posner conducts podcast interview with Drs Giridhar Mallya and James Marks regarding childhood obesity. ; • October – PCD is the first CDC journal to launch iPhone and iPad applications. ; • November – PCD’s total reach, including Web views, RSS feeds, and iPad app traffic, triples since the beginning of 2012. ; CS237084A
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Pages in Document:7 numbered pages
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Main Document Checksum:urn:sha256:95dd59f2e4137ea6438bf999e02ae721da01b2552b48e6e2f2a88fb005ecbb72
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