TY - JOUR
AU - Harmer, Michael
AB -  As carol singers, roast turkey and New Year's resolutions become but distant memories, we find ourselves in the new millennium. Assuming that we all survived the ‘Bug’ and were not stranded in the hospital for days on end ‘hand ventilating’ intensive care patients, I suspect that you have eagerly rushed to see what is new in Anaesthesia . Initial inspection of the journal in your hand will not show anything new; the design hasn't changed and the contents remain reassuringly familiar to the reader. Why should we want to change a successful format? To quote the well‐known adage ‘if it ain't bust, don't mend it’. But equally, ‘familiarity breeds contempt’ and things must evolve. The entry into a new millennium seems a most appropriate time for us to launch a new format for the Journal; as of January 2000, we have gone ‘on line’. So what, you may ask, is so special about pasting the pages of the Journal onto a website? The answer is that the ‘on‐line’ version of the Journal is more than just an electronic copy of the paper version. As well as providing you with the written text, it will allow you to search 
TI - What's new for the Millennium?
JF - Anaesthesia
DO - 10.1046/j.1365-2044.2000.01284.x
DA - 2000-01-01
UR - https://www.deepdyve.com/lp/wiley/what-s-new-for-the-millennium-S8eQf7BrFb
SP - 4
EP - 4
VL - 55
IS - 1
DP - DeepDyve
ER -