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Vern Tolo
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Amid rapid shifts in scholarly publishing, how can journals preserve rigor while adapting to changing reader behavior? This discussion explores the evolution of editorial leadership and publishing strategy within orthopaedics, highlighting the transition from a single flagship journal to a diversified portfolio of specialty publications. Emphasis is placed on balancing academic integrity, operational complexity, and technological change, including open access, digital dissemination, and evolving reader expectations for concise, accessible evidence. The conversation underscores the importance of maintaining methodological quality while innovating formats that meet modern consumption patterns, ultimately reinforcing the journal’s mission to improve patient care through trustworthy evidence.
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