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Introduction to Journal Publishing: Why Is This Important to Those Working with Adolescents? Guide

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By publishing study results and lessons learned in peer-reviewed journals, community-based programs serving adolescents can ensure that everyone working with young people has access to the latest relevant research and best practices. As a result, programs can continuously improve the quality and impact of their work and make the most of limited funding. This paper provides community-based programs serving adolescents with tips and strategies for publishing in peer-reviewed journals.

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