Join us—Catherine Draper, Editor-in-Chief, and Hlengiwe Madlala, Senior Editor—for this Lancet Webinar, during which you will learn about the journal's aims and scope, what we are looking for in a research paper, and best practices to prepare your manuscript for publication in The Lancet Regional Health - Africa.
Do you believe the words healthful and healthy should mean different things? Are you worried that writers no longer understand how to use the apostrophe? Do you feel the need to replace "based off" with "based on"? If these questions pique your interest, this lively webinar was for you.
Many manuscripts face repeated revisions or unnecessary delays not because the research is weak, but because they do not fully align with what journals actually expect.
Journal guidelines may appear clear, yet common gaps between editorial requirements and typical author submissions continue to slow down the review process.
To help researchers bridge this divide, we invite you to a free, example-driven webinar that examines the most frequent mismatches between what journals ask for and what authors submit and how to close those gaps effectively.
At this EASE Get-together, we will focus on all things membership, such as how to navigate our website to quickly find the information you need, how to find out what our communities are doing, how to support our sponsored membership scheme, and much more.
Part I of our popular Editorial School for Journal Editors will take place in March 2026. Iva Grabarić Andonovski will present the first of four modules. This session looks at what editors are expected to do, how to ensure that the right people are appointed and that there are systems to both support and encourage them so that they remain motivated members of the journal team.
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Part I of our popular Editorial School for Journal Editors will take place in March 2026. Joan Marsh will present the second of four modules. The workshop highlights some of the most common ethical issues such as duplicate and plagiarised publications, author, editor and reviewer ethics, data and artwork manipulation and misinterpretation, ways in which problems can be mitigated, and how they (if they happen) can be resolved effectively and efficiently.
Editorial boards are at the heart of journal success. But how do you support, motivate, and manage a team of busy, often volunteer editors? Whether you're an Editor-in-Chief, publisher, or journal manager, this session offers actionable strategies to help your board thrive, whether you're working with a disengaged board or looking to elevate already strong performance.
Part I of our popular Editorial School for Journal Editors will take place in March 2026. Serge Horbach will present the third of four modules. The workshop provides editors with the tools to make better decisions regarding the operation of peer review in their own journal, and to reduce the burden whilst also improving the quality of feedback for authors.