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community care, but there is a serious lag in the development of community resources and approaches. We want to publish research on, and experiences of physicians across the country adapting to, this reality. "Quality 'management" will increasingly affect all of us through hospital administration or community programs. The concepts are not difficult to understand, and the process involved can actually be focused in a practical way to improve how care is given. The journal will try to suggest pragmatic means of incorporating these concepts into practice. Canadian Family Physician is only as good as the authors who contribute to it. We would like to reflect the richness of practice experience in our diverse country. We therefore encourage each member to consider writing for the journal. Whether it is a letter, editorial, or platform piece for Viewpoint, a CME article to answer a question, or new research to elucidate an important aspect of care or education, we will try to publish your contribution. To get started, you can read Brian Morris' editorial, "So, you want to be an author. Publishing without perishing,"2 in the December 1994 issue. With an excellent professional publication staff, a strong Editorial Advisory Board, and a new team of Scientific Editors, Canadian Family Physician is in a strong position to continue its growth and development and take on the job of airing the issues of the 1 990s. It is for you, the family physicians of Canada, to use it and make it work. U