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Volume 191 - July 2007

Contents

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  • Contents of The American Journal of Psychiatry

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    11 May 2018, p. 276
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  • Contents of Advances in Psychiatric Treatment

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    11 May 2018, p. 577
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  • From the Editor's desk

  • Peter Tyrer
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    02 January 2018, p. 578
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  • This section of the Journal is primarily written for readers; I hope on this occasion I can crave a little time for our contributors, our hard-working authors. It is not easy getting papers published nowadays and yet it remains even more of a priority that when the phrase ‘publish or perish’ first burst into public consciousness when coined by Logan Wilson, a former President of the University of Texas, in 1942. I have long felt that the process of getting original work into print is like the process of parturition, and I feel this in much more than a metaphorical sense. From the silent ecstasy of conception of data-driven thought through to the revelation of birth in the pages of a journal, we usually have a 9-month journey of worry mixed with calm, disappointment interleaved with satisfaction, and rank despair followed by the ringing tones of joy. In the first 3 months the submission process is accompanied by uncertainty and some nausea after reading the rude dismemberment of delicately constructed text. Later, the paper seems to generate movement and life on its own, and in the last phase when it has fully engaged the attention of the editors you know that the moment of birth is near. This month we have kept our promise to publish our UK authors' papers accepted by June before the end of the year – indeed, you will note we have done better – and hope that our international contributors will not feel disenfranchised.

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  • BJP volume 191 issue 6 Cover and Front matter

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  • BJP volume 191 issue 3 Cover and Front matter

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  • Contents of Advances in Psychiatric Treatment

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