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13年前,美国纽约州立大学图书馆馆长黄仲凯教授在南京全国医学图书馆管理训练班上就提出了,由于近几十年来科学技术的飞速发展,导致科技文献急剧增长,作为知识载体的期刊成为掌握医学信息的主要情报源。因此医学图书馆馆藏质量不再以藏书量多少而根据专业期刊订阅质和量来判断,这是一个观念的转变。图书馆既订阅了大量期刊,一系列的管理工作必须井然有序,从选订、收到、陈列、排架、装订、编目、分类、流通都应按科学管理的程序进行。一名医学信息学专业毕业的学生进入图书馆工作,面对大量期刊如何操作,这就需要学习传统的及现代化的期刊管理技术及方法。因此医学信息学专业讲授“医学期刊工作”这门课程就很有必要。熊第志教授为适应教学需要,主编这本《医学期刊工作》（东北大学出版社,1995年版,高等医学院校试用教材）就显得非常必要和及时。与已经出版的一些专著及教材比较,我认为有以下几个特点: （1）本书总结了现代医学期刊管理的理论、技术与实践的成果。 （2）突出了生物医学期刊的特性多于共性,适应医学图书馆的需要。 （3）对期刊的历史简略叙述,着重点放在出版现状及趋势。
Thirteen years ago, the director of the New York State University Library, Professor Huang Zhongkai, put forward at the Nanjing National Library of Medicine Management Training Class. Due to the rapid development of science and technology in recent decades, the science and technology literature has been drastically increased. As a knowledge carrier Become the main source of information to master the medical information. Therefore, the quality of the medical library collection is no longer how much to collect books according to professional journals subscription quality and quantity to judge, this is a concept change. The library not only subscribes to a large number of periodicals, but a series of management tasks must be organized in a well-ordered and orderly manner. The process of selecting, receiving, displaying, arranging, binding, cataloging, classifying and circulating should be conducted according to a scientific management procedure. A medical information science graduate student into the library work, the face of a large number of journals how to operate, which requires the study of traditional and modern journal management techniques and methods. Therefore, medical information science teaching “medical journals work” this course is necessary. Professor Xiong Zhizhi to adapt to the teaching needs, editor of the “medical journal work” (Northeastern University Press, 1995 edition, higher medical college trial teaching material) is very necessary and timely. Compared with some published monographs and teaching materials, I think the following characteristics: (1) This book summarizes the theory, technology and practice of modern medical journal management. (2) highlights the characteristics of biomedical journals more than commonality, to adapt to the needs of medical libraries. (3) a brief description of the history of the periodical, with emphasis on publishing status and trends.