© 2002 Occupational and Environmental Medicine
EDITORIAL
New series
A new series for OEM
Deputy Editor, OEM
Correspondence to:
Correspondence to:
Dr T-C Aw;
t.c.aw@ukc.ac.uk
"Letter from ..."
Keywords: letter
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At the editorial office of OEM, we are always excited about the launch of a new series, or improvements to the style or presentation of the journal. We believe any initiative that increases the interest of our readers and helps to inform and stimulate comment and debate contributes to the success of OEM. Recent developments include our new cover and format of articles, submission and review of papers through our website, the free availability of the online journal in the 100 poorest countries, and our successful continuing professional development series.
In another innovation, starting with this issue, we will be publishing an occasional series of short articles from practitioners in occupational and environmental health in different parts of the world: "Letter from ...". The aim of this series is to highlight some event, observation about work or work conditions, success in occupational health intervention or prevention,
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