Lead editorial: The need for greater perspective and innovation in epidemiology.

Carl V Phillips, Karen J Goodman, Charles Poole
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This editorial introduces the new online, open-access, peer-reviewed journal, Epidemiologic Perspectives & Innovations. Epidemiology (which we define broadly, to include clinical research and various approaches to studying the health of populations) is a critically important field in informing decisions about the health of individuals and populations. But the desire for new information means that the health science literature is overwhelmingly devoted to reporting new findings, leaving little opportunity to improve the quality of the science. By creating a journal dedicated to all topics of and about epidemiology, except standard research reports, we hope to encourage authors to write more on the neglected aspects of the field. The journal will publish articles that analyze policy implications of health research, present new research methods and better communicate existing methods, reassess previous results and dogma, and provide other innovations in and perspectives on the field. Online publishing will permit articles of whatever length is required for the work, speed the time to publication and allow free access to the full content.

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主要社论:流行病学需要更大的视角和创新。
这篇社论介绍了新的在线,开放获取,同行评审期刊,流行病学观点与创新。流行病学(我们将其定义得很宽泛,包括临床研究和研究人群健康的各种方法)是为个人和人群健康决策提供信息的一个至关重要的领域。但是,对新信息的渴望意味着,卫生科学文献绝大多数致力于报告新发现,几乎没有机会提高科学质量。通过创建一本致力于流行病学所有主题的杂志,除了标准的研究报告,我们希望鼓励作者在这个领域被忽视的方面写更多的东西。该杂志将发表文章,分析卫生研究的政策影响,提出新的研究方法并更好地交流现有方法,重新评估以前的结果和教条,并提供该领域的其他创新和观点。在线出版将允许文章的任何长度要求的工作,加快时间出版,并允许免费访问全部内容。
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