جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "journal" در نشریات گروه "پزشکی"

Writing to commend the ongoing development and success of the Archives of Bone and Joint Surgery (ABJS), a journal that has demonstrated remarkable growth and impact in orthopedics over the past years. An analysis of the journal’s metrics from the Scopus database, covering the period from 2013 to 2024 (until October), reveals a positive trend that merits recognition.

Scientific publishing, with about 350-year historical background, has played a central role in advancing science by disseminating new findings, generalizing accepted theories, and sharing novel ideas. The number of scientific journals has exponentially grown from 10 at the end of the 17th century to 100,000 at the end of the 20th century. The publishing landscape has dramatically changed over time from printed journals to online publishing. Although scientific publishing was initially non-commercial, it has become a profitable industry with a significant global financial turnover, reaching $28 billion in annual revenue before the COVID-19 pandemic. However, scientific publishing has encountered several challenges and is suffering from unethical practices and some negative phenomena, like publish-or-perish, driven by the need to survive or get a promotion in academia. Developing a global landscape with collaborative non-commercial journals and platforms is a primary proposed model for the future of scientific publishing. Here, we provide a brief history of the foundation and development of scientific journals and their evolution over time. Furthermore, current challenges and future perspectives of scientific publishing are discussed.

Identifying highly cited articles helps researchers find the most important areas, effective authors in the field, pioneer countries and frequently used journals. This study aimed to review the 100 most highly cited articles published in telemedicine journals.

The list of the telemedicine journals was found by searching the “master journal list” of the Web of Science database. Then, the name of each journal was searched separately in the “Publication Name” section of the same database and t he results were sorted based on the “ t imes c ited” order. The first 100 articles that received the most citations were selected. The journal name, study type and study field were extracted from the final articles.

The top 100 highly cited articles were published in the Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare (n=54, 53.5%), Telemedicine and e - Health (n=45, 44.5%) and International Journal of Telemedicine and Applications (n=2, 2%). Most of the highly cited articles were review studies (n=55, 54%) and al most one - third of the reviewed articles were conducted on general telemedicine (n=28, 28%).

This study revealed that some characteristics such as review studies, studies on general telemedicine, and studies being published in the oldest telemed icine journals were more likely used and cited

Our journal is presently known as Future Natural Products, previously Advanced Herbal Medicine (2015- 2021). Journal of Future Natural Products, Trendy, is the same old journal that was retitled in 2021 by the editorial board and intended to be published in the succeeding areas more energetically than before. With the assistance of academics, we hope this new scientific field will become an appropriate field for this journal’s growth in various indexes. It can also make the site more visible and view more articles in this magazine with high visibility. Future Natural Products is an international, free of charge, peer-reviewed, and open-access journal devoted to publishing original research articles, review articles, meta-analyses, editorials, letters to editors, and brief communications in the field of “Future Natural Products” involving both basic and clinical research. The journal has a distinguished editorial board with extensive academic qualifications, ensuring that it maintains high scientific standards and has broad international coverage.

Men's Health Journal (MHJ) is a Peer-reviewed journal that started working under the chairmanship and editorship of Dr. Jalil Hosseini, (MD, Professor of Urology) since 2017. MHJ journal is one of the journals at Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran. MHJ's mission is to study all aspects of Men's health and illness (Research, Clinical, and Theoretical articles). 18 articles published in 2022, have been authored by more than one hundred researchers from countries, including the United States, India, and Iran such as Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, “Isfahan, Urmia, Ahvaz, Ardabil, Hamedan, Semnan, Shahrood” University. The articles submitted in 2022 have been reviewed by more than a hundred reviewers, and we appreciate the reviewer who cooperated with the journal to improve the quality of the articles.

Although much medical knowledge comes from observational research, such studies are more prone to confounding and bias than others. This study was conducted to evaluate the adherence of the observational studies published in Iranian medical journals to the STROBE (strengthening the reporting of observational studies in epidemiology) statement.

In this cross-sectional study, we selected 150 articles of Iranian medical journals, using multistage sampling from Aug 2016 to Jun 2017. The reported items of the STROBE statement in the articles was determined and considered as the adherence of the articles to the statement. The adherence of the articles with different characteristics was compared.

The adherence of the articles to the statement varied from 24% to 68% with a mean score of 48%±9%. The lowest mean scores were found in the Result (36%) and Method (49%) sections. The adherence was significantly better in the articles published in the journals indexed in PubMed or Web of Knowledge (ISI) databases (P<0.001) and those written by cooperation of the authors from other countries (P=0.044).

The evaluated articles in our study had not adequately reported the items recommended by the STROBE statement. This indicates deficiency in key elements for readers to assess the validity and applicability of a study.