>
> Journal of Clinical Epidemiology
> Volume 60, Issue 2 , February 2007, Page 213
>
> Announcement
>
> Call for papers?Global Theme Issue on Poverty and Human Development 
> planned for October 2007
>
> Due Date: March 30, 2007
>
> Peter Tugwell a and Andre Knottnerus a
>
> a Editors, Journal of Clinical Epidemiology
>
> We are pleased to announce that the Journal of Clinical Epidemiology will 
> be partaking in the Global Theme Issue on Poverty and Human Development 
> planned for October 2007.
>
> The Council of Science Editors is organizing a Global Theme Issue wherein 
> Science journals throughout the world will simultaneously publish papers 
> on this topic of worldwide interest?to raise awareness, stimulate 
> interest, and encourage research into poverty and human development. This 
> is an international collaboration with journals from developed and 
> developing countries. Thus far, more than 120 journals have agreed to 
> participate with a common publication or release date of Monday, October 
> 22, 2007. Some journals with less frequent publication schedules plan to 
> release these articles early online to coincide with the common release 
> date.
>
> The Journal of Clinical Epidemiology will be accepting new original 
> research, review articles, and editorials that focus on methodologic 
> aspects related to clinical epidemiology on the subject of equity, 
> poverty, and human development. This will be done in accordance with the 
> mission of the JCE, which is focused on promoting the quality of clinical 
> and patient-oriented health services research through the advancement and 
> application of innovative methods.
>
> We invite interested parties to submit their articles by March 30, 2007. 
> Please visit http://ees.elsevier.com/jce and the Web site will guide you 
> step by step through the electronic submission process.
>
> For further information please e-mail Leanne Idzerda at 
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