Coronavirus research before 2020 is more relevant than ever, especially when interpreted for COVID-19

Understanding quality improvement is more important now than ever before.

With provider payments being adjusted for performance and emphasis being placed on value-based care, large health care systems are already developing the resources necessary to pursue quality improvement (QI) in their practices. This article explains why smaller and/or rural practices also need to learn about and implement QI.

The Code of Ethics for Nurses-More Relevant Than Ever.

Lessons from the SARS crisis--more relevant than ever.

This issue of the Annals contains articles on the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS). One might wonder what else there is to write about SARS. There is already a glut of articles on SARS – type in the keyword “SARS” into Ovid and you will get more than 2400 references. There are several reasons to add more articles on SARS to the literature. The most important one is that there is some lo...

The Adult Orthodontic Patient: More Options than Ever Before!

More and more adults are now presenting for orthodontic treatment. They don’t only present with malocclusions of varying severity but also additional restorative and periodontal needs requiring well coordinated interdisciplinary care. In addition, today’s adult patients also present with a demand for more aesthetic and less visible orthodontic appliances. This paper discusses the important cons...

Now more than ever: The need for more societally relevant research on vulnerability and adaptation to climate change

Geographers have a long history of contributing to basic, use-inspired, and applied research on one of the greatest challenges humanity has ever faced: global climate change. Their contributions cut across all the major traditions and subfields within geography, have aimed at a variety of scales, and have connected to the scholarship of other disciplines. Building on these past accomplishments,...