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As we reach the end of the first year of publication for PharmacoEconomics - Open, we wish to reflect on what has been a very successful start for the journal, and to thank all those who have contributed their time and effort to guarantee the high quality of our content.
The journal has now published over 60 articles, an excellent achievement for its first year. Moreover, it is already abstracted/indexed in Google Scholar, DOAJ, EBSCO Discovery Service, OCLC, Research Papers in Economics (RePEc) and Summon by ProQuest, and is currently being assessed by PMC. With the successful launch of PharmacoEconomics - Open, Adis now has four journals in the health economics and outcomes research area:
PharmacoEconomics
Applied Health Economics and Health Policy
The Patient: Patient-Centered Outcomes Research
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We thank the authors who have contributed articles to PharmacoEconomics - Open since its launch. The skill and dedication of all authors are critical to the publication of the journal. The quality of published articles is also testament to the significant efforts of the peer reviewers, whose commitment ensures that the journal’s content is held to the highest possible standard. We would like to thank the following individuals who acted as reviewers for PharmacoEconomics - Open:
Anastasios Athanasopoulos, Greece
Gianluca Baio, UK
Víctor Becerril-Montekio, Mexico
Mickael Bech, Denmark
Helen Bell Gorrod, UK
Vladislav Berdunov, UK
Hedwig Blommestein, The Netherlands
François Bocquet, France
Christian Brettschneider, Germany
Henk Broekhuizen, The Netherlands
Richéal Burns, UK
Julie Campbell, Australia
Katarina Carlsson, Sweden
Sally Cavenett, Australia
Harinder Chahal, USA
Natalie Coburn, Canada
Amanda Megan Cole, UK
Tracy Comans, Australia
Kim Dalziel, Australia
Josta de Jong, The Netherlands
Hans De Steur, Belgium
Carla DeMuro, USA
Isabelle Durand-Zaleski, France
Seda Erdem, UK
Olivier Ethgen, Belgium
Goeran Fiedler, USA
Steffen Fleßa, Germany
Louis Garrison Jr, USA
Jennifer Gaultney, UK
Salah Ghabri, France
Brian Godman, Sweden
Gabriela Gomez, The Netherlands
Juan Marcos Gonzalez, USA
Ravi Goyal, USA
Martin Gulliford, UK
Hossein Haji Ali Afzali, Australia
Ron Handels, The Netherlands
Brett Hauber, USA
Fred Hellinger, USA
Mihajlo Jakovljevic, Serbia
Michelle Jenks, UK
Billingsley Kaambwa, Australia
Jonathan Karnon, Australia
Georgia Kourlaba, Greece
David Lairson, USA
Tosin Lambe, UK
Erik Landfeldt, Sweden
Yoko Laurence, UK
Tae-Jin Lee, South Korea
Wan-Ju Lee, USA
Satya Lenka, India
Charon Lessing, New Zealand
Nick Li, USA
Francesco Locatelli, Italy
Jason Madan, UK
Omar Maoujoud, Morocco
Andrea Marcellusi, Italy
Joachim Marti, Switzerland
Lisa Masucci, Canada
Lori McLeod, USA
Hema Mistry, UK
Paul Mitchell, UK
Dimos Mitsikostas, Greece
Marcello Moccia, Italy
Amanda Neil, Australia
Surachat Ngorsuraches, USA
James O’Mahony, Ireland
Christopher Parker, UK
Mark Pennington, UK
Jaime Peters, UK
Mai Tuyet Pho, USA
Eleanor Pullenayegum, Canada
Jeff Richardson, Australia
Angela Rocchi, Canada
Daniela Roggeri, Italy
Jordana Schmier, USA
Paul Scuffham, Australia
Everton Silva, Brazil
Natalie Soto, USA
Eldon Spackman, Canada
Paskorn Sritipsukho, Thailand
Andrew Stoddart, UK
Tomoyuki Takura, Japan
Marta Trapero-Bertran, Spain
Anco Vahl, The Netherlands
Ewoudt van de Garde, The Netherlands
Henk van de Meent, The Netherlands
David Veenstra, USA
Pei Wang, China
Claire Williams, UK
In addition, we would like to thank the members of the journal’s Honorary Editorial Board, who have acted as peer reviewers and authors, and have provided guidance on journal content, policy and processes:
Zaheer Babar, UK
James Buchanan, UK
James Chambers, USA
Vakaramoko Diaby, USA
George Dranitsaris, Canada
Stephanie Earnshaw, USA
Flávia Elias, Brazil
Gerardus Frederix, The Netherlands
Emma Frew, UK
Brian Godman, Sweden
Paul Hanly, Ireland
Anthony Hatswell, UK
Elisabeth Huynh, Australia
Noam Kirson, USA
Patrick Lefebvre, Canada
Nicola McCaffrey, Australia
R. Brett McQueen, USA
Richard Norman, Australia
Alison Pearce, Australia
Paolo Pertile, Italy
Pedro Plans-Rubió, Spain
Shankar Prinja, India
Jeffrey Round, UK
Christopher Sampson, UK
Asrul Shafie, Malaysia
Jonathan Tosh, UK
Haitham Tuffaha, Australia
Pepijn Vemer, The Netherlands
Sabine Vogler, Austria
Beth Woods, UK
Feng Xie, Canada
We do hope that you have found the articles published in PharmacoEconomics - Open to be interesting and informative. The editorial schedule for 2018 is well under way, and we are looking forward to bringing you many more quality articles over the coming year.
With best wishes
Timothy Wrightson and Christopher Carswell
Co-Editors in Chief
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Acknowledgement to Referees. PharmacoEconomics Open 1, 231–232 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s41669-017-0064-x
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