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* Abbreviation: AAP — : American Academy of Pediatrics A year ago we heralded the start of a new Congress and the 65th anniversary of Pediatrics with an enormous amount of optimism for continued improvement in health care reform and care for children and families. Although many would question our optimism regarding the work of our federal government as it ground to a halt for a few weeks last fall, we hope no one would say the same is true for our journal. Not only did we initiate a number of changes in our publication last year—we are again implementing some changes this upcoming year as part of our process of ongoing quality improvement to make our journal as responsive to the needs of our readers and the children and families who benefit from what we publish every month. As we look toward 2014, our Editorial Board and Managing Editorial Staff wish to share with you what you can expect in terms of those additional changes that should get you excited not just about the journal, but about the field of pediatrics and where it’s going. The number of American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) members using mobile devices to discover and read scholarly articles is growing rapidly. In fact, 60% of our readers are now using a tablet … Address correspondence to Lewis R. First, MD, MS, Editor-in-Chief, Pediatrics Editorial Office, University of Vermont College of Medicine, 89 Beaumont Ave, Given Courtyard S250, Burlington, VT 05405. E-mail: lewis.first{at}uvm.edu
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