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Psychologist in 2024 and the issue that introduces Digital Object Identi ers (DOIs) to the European Health Psychologist!In the past, we received feedback expressing concern that the lack of DOIs for articles in the European Health Psychologist limits their permanent identi cation, discoverability, tracking, and credibility, among other aspects.The addition of DOIs addresses these concerns, and we would like to thank the Executive Committee for funding this important enhancement.For authors who wish to submit an article to us, little will change, except that we would like to ask you to add DOIs to your own reference list.DOIs will be added to all future articles, at this time we do not plan to add them retroactively.While the integration of DOIs mark a signi cant advancement for the European Health Psychologist, we are also thrilled to present the diverse array of contributions featured in this issue:Cornelius and colleagues provide a comprehensive summary of a roundtable discussion held at EHPS 2023, which delved into the critical topic of valid measurement concerning the theoretical constructs driving behaviour change.Luminet provides an overview on past and future research on psychological aspects of the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.While Braun and colleagues give an overview of the CREATE activities this year.To conclude our issue, we feature reflections from the six recipients of the 2023 EHPS Conference Grand Awards: Marathia, Nassen, Hakobjanyan, Chan, Buhr, and Sas.
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