2024 GIE Editor-in-Chief Doug Adler Shares What You Missed

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In this session of ASGE's Thursday Night Lights, Stephanie Kinnan introduced Doug Adler, the Editor-in-Chief of GIE. Doug Adler highlighted key changes in the GIE journal over the past year aimed at keeping it innovative and engaging for readers and authors. Among notable updates, Adler introduced the "Best-of" series, spotlighting top papers in GI endoscopy, and a "Focused Communication" section for concise, impactful articles limited to 1,500 words. He also discussed the increase in editorial and review article content, aiming for one review article per issue to provide comprehensive insights into crucial topics. Adler noted a heightened focus on AI in gastroenterology, a challenging area due to its rapid development and complexity. The session featured examples of recent publications in GIE, covering a range of topics like the safety of surveillance colonoscopy after EMR, a comparative study of LAMS for biliary drainage, an AI paper on Barrett's esophagus characterization, and a meta-analysis on EUS versus ERCP for malignant biliary obstruction. The webinar concluded with Adler encouraging audience engagement and extending offers for becoming a journal reviewer as a way to get involved.

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