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It's a new year and there are some changes occurring with the Clin Lab Sci journal editorial staff. First let me begin by stating as the new editor-in-chief, I find myself in a situation with some very big shoes to fill. As you are probably aware, Dr. Susan Leclair is “retiring” from this position after serving the profession for two very productive terms. She has served admirably and has led the way to make the journal become more recognized as a first-rate journal. Clin Lab Sci is somewhat unique in its efforts to meet the needs of the members of our profession. Many journals only print research manuscripts. While these journals are recognized in the academic world as the premiere format, the Clin Lab Sci journal has a much more diversified readership. Thus, we offer not only research articles but also clinical practice manuscripts for the practitioner and a Focus section to provide continuing education opportunities for the entire profession. Susan has done a great job in ensuring that the quality of the journal has continuously improved. I believe this journal offers something for everyone. There is still work to be done to further our efforts and I just hope I will be able to continue with the standards Susan has set. I wish her the very best and hope to see some great manuscripts in hematology.
I have served as the Research and Reports editor for the past couple of years and now this position is being filled by…
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