A tremendous year terminated, and a bright future is expected

Abstract

The year 2023 terminated and we need to prepare ourselves for a fresh start and a bright future in the coming year. To accomplish this task, the editorial team of Frontiers in Emergency Medicine (FEM) looks back on the past and reflects on the successes and failures of the journal.

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IssueVol 8 No 1 (2024): Winter (February) QRcode
SectionEditorial
DOI 10.18502/fem.v8i1.14889
Keywords
Frontiers Reflection review

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Akbari H, Jalili M. A tremendous year terminated, and a bright future is expected. Front Emerg Med. 2024;8(1):e1.

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