Dear Reader,
As we reach the final issue of PharmacoEconomics for 2017, we wish to reflect on another successful year’s achievements, and to thank all those who have contributed their time and effort to guarantee the high quality of our content.
2017 was a successful year for PharmacoEconomics, with the journal achieving its highest ever Impact Factor (3.63).
Other journals in the Adis Premier Journals Portfolio (http://www.springer.com/gp/adis) continue to prosper, and this year has seen the successful launch of our sister journal PharmacoEconomics - Open. The journal has published a full volume of 30 articles in its first year, plus many more online first. The open-access journal focuses on cost and health outcomes associated with drugs, devices and other healthcare interventions.
We thank the authors who have contributed articles to PharmacoEconomics over the course of 2017. The skill and dedication of all authors are critical to the continued 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 in the last 12 months:
Georges Adunlin, USA
Maiwenn J. Al, The Netherlands
Roberta M. Ara, UK
Gianluca Baio, Italy
Andrew Bean, USA
Marcel Bilger, Singapore
François Bocquet, France
Fergus Bolger, UK
Judith E. Bosmans, The Netherlands
Marc F. Botteman, USA
Valentin Brodszky, Hungary
James Buchanan, UK
Stefano Capri, Italy
Marissa J. Carter, USA
Swetha Challagulla, USA
Jagpreet Chhatwal, USA
Chun-Ru Chien, Taiwan, Republic of China
Christos Chouaïd, France
Leslie Citrome, USA
Tammy Clifford, Canada
Brendan Collins, UK
Martin Connock, UK
Keith Cooper, UK
Diarmuid Coughlan, USA
Paula Cronin, Australia
Brian Dangerfield, UK
Richard De Abreu Lourenco, Australia
Gerard de Pouvourville, France
Ken Deal, Canada
Albane Degrassat-Théas, France
Ashish Deshmukh, USA
Nancy J. Devlin, UK
Vakaramoko Diaby, USA
Padraig Dixon, UK
Brett Doble, UK
Tom Drake, UK
George Dranitsaris, Canada
Simon Eckermann, Australia
Richard Edlin, New Zealand
Obinna I. Ekwunife, Germany
Elamin Elbasha, USA
Flávia T. S. Elias, Brazil
Rita Faria, UK
Steven R. Feldman, USA
Yan Feng, UK
Gerardus W. J. Frederix, The Netherlands
Andrea Gabrio, UK
Katya Galactinova, Switzerland
Livio Garattini, Italy
Melissa Garrido, USA
Daniel A. Goldstein, USA
Dominik Golicki, Poland
Stephen Goodall, Australia
Ilias Goranitis, UK
Christopher Graham, USA
Sabine E. Grimm, The Netherlands
Scott D. Grosse, USA
Julian F. Guest, UK
László Gulácsi, Hungary
Hossein Haji Ali Afzali, Australia
Tommi Harkanen, Finland
Anthony H. Harris, Australia
Mark Harrison, Canada
Annie Hawton, UK
Ron D. Hays, USA
Luis Hernandez, USA
Mickaël Hiligsmann, The Netherlands
Renske J. Hoefman, The Netherlands
Aidan Hollis, Canada
Martine Hoogendoorn, The Netherlands
Rudolf Hoogenveen, The Netherlands
John Hornberger, USA
Martin Hoyle, UK
K. Jack Ishak, Canada
Amalia Issa, USA
Michelle Jenks, UK
Eric Jutkowitz, USA
Pawel Kawalec, Poland
Iftekhar Khan, UK
Samer Kharroubi, Lebanon
Josh Knight, Australia
Hendrik Koffijberg, The Netherlands
Katarzyna Kolasa, Poland
Sanjeewa Kularatna, Australia
Tracey-Lea Laba, Australia
Erik Landfeldt, Sweden
Nicholas R. Latimer, UK
Robert Launois, France
Reiner Leidl, Germany
William Leung, New Zealand
Adrian R. Levy, Canada
Nick Li, USA
Robert Likic, Croatia
Andrew Lloyd, UK
James R. S. Lomas, UK
Paula K. Lorgelly, UK
Jessica Lum, USA
Nan Luo, Singapore
Daniel C. Malone, USA
T. Joseph Mattingly II, USA
Josephine A. Mauskopf, USA
Christopher J. McCabe, Canada
Nikki McCaffrey, Australia
Laura McCullagh, Ireland
Phil Mcewan, UK
Liz Mearns, USA
Gregory B. Merlo, Australia
Sandra Milev, USA
Ateesha F. Mohamed, USA
Jorgen Moller, USA
Christine Mpundu-Kaambwa, Australia
Brendan Mulhern, Australia
Erik Nord, Norway
Selwyn Odes, Israel
Jan Abel Olsen, Norway
James F. O’Mahony, Ireland
Catherine Orrell, South Africa
Bonny Parkinson, Australia
Vardhaman Patel, USA
Luz María Peña-Longobardo, Spain
Becky Pennington, UK
Tomas J. Philipson, USA
Daniel Pollard, UK
Kim Rand-Hendriksen, Norway
Julie Ratcliffe, Australia
Ken Redekop, The Netherlands
Dean A. Regier, Canada
Colin Ridyard, UK
Wolf Rogowski, Germany
Joshua A. Roth, USA
Jeff Round, UK
Carolyn Rutter, USA
Robyn Sayner, USA
Chris Schilling, Australia
Jonas Schreyogg, Germany
Koonal K. Shah, UK
Ruchitbhai Shah, USA
James Shearer, UK
Surya Singh, USA
Chris Skedgel, UK
John Slof, Spain
Federico Spandonaro, Italy
Hazel Squires, UK
Baudouin Standaert, Belgium
Lachlan Standfield, Australia
Tom Stargardt, Germany
Lotte Steuten, USA
John M. Tilford, USA
Mondher Toumi, France
Adrian K. Towse, UK
Her Hsin Tsai, UK
Haitham W. Tuffaha, Australia
Cara Usher, Ireland
Antoinette D. van Asselt, The Netherlands
Naomi van der Linden, The Netherlands
Kees van Gool, Australia
Wim van Harten, The Netherlands
Caroline Vass, UK
Andrew Walker, UK
Surrey Walton, USA
Ching-Yun Wei, UK
Nicky Welton, UK
Michael Willis, Sweden
Edward C. F. Wilson, UK
Leslie S. Wilson, USA
Torbjørn Wisløff, Norway
William W. Wong, Canada
Feng Xie, Canada
Tracey A. Young, UK
Kyle Zanocco, USA
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.
We do hope that you have found the articles published throughout the year in PharmacoEconomics to be interesting and informative. The editorial schedule for 2018 is well under way, and we are looking forward to bringing you many high-quality and authoritative articles over the coming year.
With best wishes,
Christopher Carswell and Timothy Wrightson
Co-Editors in Chief
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Acknowledgement to Referees. PharmacoEconomics 35, 1191–1193 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40273-017-0589-y
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