天胆A頭s award-winning magazine,The New Physician(TNP), provides comprehensive coverage of issues affecting medical education and health care. Unlike some association publications,TNPis not a house organ. It operates independently within 天胆A頭 and has an editorial calendar set a year in advance. Although the publication is produced by a professional staff, there are many ways you can contribute.
Submit a manuscript
- Interested in contributing toThe New Physician?Have an idea in mind? We invite you to.
Opinion and conversation
Letters
- Our Letters section includes letters to the editor about topics weve covered in the magazine, but it also includes short op-ed opinions. Generally, these letters are about 250 words in length. This is a great place to get involved with our magazine and start a conversation. While letters can be presented with minimal editing beyond style and fit, our staff can also work with letter writers to make sure their argument is presented well.
Perspectives
- This department, which is almost always authored by medical or premedical students, presents and defends a particular opinion or position in a longer form than our Letters section. However, because we have fewer slots for Perspectives pieces, we strongly encourage potential authors to send us a query describing the story theyd like to write and why they are qualified to write it. This will help us see whether the piece is a good fit for the department before the contributor has gone to the trouble of writing the story. Perspectives run between 600 and 1,000 words.
News and information on health care and medical education
Features
- TNPs feature stories cover a broad range of topics. Often, these stories will fit in with each issues theme. Most of our features are long-form, magazine-style journalism.
H&P
- As our opening section, H&P (for history & physical, the common and critical opening element of a patient encounter) provides readers with at-a-glance updates and easily digestible information about medical education, health care, and the lives of medical students.
Editor’s Note
- Authored by a member of the magazines staff or Editorial Advisory Board, Staff Note introduces the issues theme and highlights particular stories. It can also give readers a glimpse into how a particular story came together or explain a new development in the magazine itself.