Thank you, Ed, for forwarding this to us/me.  Looks fabulous - have
downloaded and will begin to read. Congratulations.

John

John R. Baumann, Ph.D.
Executive Director
Research Ethics, Education and Policy
Office of Research Administration
Office of Vice President for Research
Indiana University
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On 4/22/11 3:14 AM, "Dr. Edward Gabriele" <xxxxxx@COMCAST.NET> wrote:

>Dear Colleagues and Friends,
>
>Friday, April 15th, witnessed the publication of the inaugural edition of
>the new Journal of Healthcare, Science and the Humanities - A Navy
>Medicine Publication (Volume 1, Number 1). The Journal is published by
>the US Navy Medicine Institute for the Medical Humanities and Research
>Leadership in partnership with the Smithsonian Institution Scholarly
>Press.
>
>The inaugural edition in PDF is available for download. As pre-arranged,
>print copies for the inaugural edition are being sent to a limited set.
>Future subscription possibilities are being explored.
>
>The PDF download area is a public domain prototype portal provided at
>this time by the new US Navy Medicine Veterans and Alumni Association.
>Through it, NMVAA assists the good works of the Navy Medicine Institute
>and our Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press partners.
>
>The download portal is found at:
>
>http://www.nmvaa.org/nmi/subPage.php?sp=13
>
>With very special thanks to our US Navy Medicine Public Affairs Office,
>the Journal is also available on the Navy Medicine Issuu Page. This is a
>very exciting and extremely rich resource for all of us.  The Issuu
>posting is found at:
>
>http://issuu.com/navymedicine/docs
>
>The inaugural edition and those to follow will lead very soon to
>prestigious indexing. This is already in process. Upon private previews
>by higher federal authorities, international academic scholars, and
>healthcare-related executive professionals in the past month or so, the
>Journal received immense and very loud praise. All agreed that the new
>Journal is a portal through which US Navy Medicine is inviting the world
>to discover anew the humanistic core of patient-centered and
>family-centered care.
>
>With thanks to our distinguished authors, many friends and supporters,
>and especially the entire 90+ member Journal Editorial Board who
>contributed untold numbers of hours on an entirely pro bono basis, the
>Journal is clearly a "servant-leader-in-print" inviting women and men of
>good will to care more for a wounded world.
>
>We all look forward enthusiastically to future editions of the Journal in
>the coming months and years.
>
>Enjoy!
>
>Warmest regards,
>Dr. E. F. Gabriele
>Editor
>
>
>Dr. Edward Gabriele
>Special Assistant to the Navy Surgeon General
> for Ethics & Professional Integrity
>Deputy Vice Chancellor, Navy Medicine Institute
> for the Medical Humanities and Research Leadership
>Editor, Journal of Healthcare, Science & the Humanities
>Executive Research Integrity Officer
>USN Bureau of Medicine & Surgery
>Code M00E
>2300 E Street NW
>Washington, DC 20372
>Tel: 202 762 3041
>Cell: 202 316 4892
>Email: xxxxxx@med.navy.mil
>
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