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Like in medicine in general, LHS+ voices are underrepresented in publishing in the medical literature. While many articles include LHS+ patients as research subjects, relatively few LHS+ physicians serve as editor in chief, associate editor, or reviewer roles. A recent survey of reviewers for Family Medicine reveals that less than 5% of the reviewers identify as LHS+. In this chapter, we will talk about serving in these roles, with the perspectives of three editors—Dr. Ana Nuñez, Founding Editor in Chief, Health Equity; Dr. José Rodríguez, Associate Editor, Annals of Family Medicine; and Dr. David Sklar, former Editor in Chief, Academic Medicine, the leading journal in medical education.

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Serving as a Reviewer, Associate Editor, or Journal Editor in Chief

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    2026年

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  • Ana Nuñez,
  • David Sklar,
  • José Rodríguez

摘要

Like in medicine in general, LHS+ voices are underrepresented in publishing in the medical literature. While many articles include LHS+ patients as research subjects, relatively few LHS+ physicians serve as editor in chief, associate editor, or reviewer roles. A recent survey of reviewers for Family Medicine reveals that less than 5% of the reviewers identify as LHS+. In this chapter, we will talk about serving in these roles, with the perspectives of three editors—Dr. Ana Nuñez, Founding Editor in Chief, Health Equity; Dr. José Rodríguez, Associate Editor, Annals of Family Medicine; and Dr. David Sklar, former Editor in Chief, Academic Medicine, the leading journal in medical education.