中文簡介

《英國醫(yī)學雜志》發(fā)表了什么?《英國醫(yī)學雜志》的使命是領導有關(guān)健康的辯論，并以改善患者預后的方式，讓醫(yī)生、研究人員和其他衛(wèi)生專業(yè)人士參與進來，向他們提供信息，并對他們進行激勵。我們的目標是幫助醫(yī)生做出更好的決定。為了實現(xiàn)這些目標，我們出版原創(chuàng)研究文章、評論和教育文章、新聞、信件、調(diào)查性新聞以及評論影響健康的臨床、科學、社會、政治和經(jīng)濟因素的文章。我們很高興地考慮發(fā)表來自醫(yī)生和其他方面的文章，以及來自世界各地的文章。在每年收到的7000-8000篇文章中，我們只能發(fā)表7%左右，但我們的目標是做出快速、權(quán)威的決定。對于所有類型的文章，從提交到第一次決定的平均時間為2至3周，從接受到發(fā)表的平均時間為8至10周。這些時間通常較短的原始研究論文。我們拒絕了大約三分之二的投稿，而沒有將它們發(fā)送給外部同行評審，但許多作者告訴我們，他們很欣賞能夠讓他們毫不拖延地在其他地方提交作品的快速決定。我們還審計《英國醫(yī)學雜志》研究文章的表現(xiàn)，使用廣泛的指標來評估它們對讀者的影響，以及它們在更廣泛的世界的傳播。開放獲取《英國醫(yī)學雜志》上的所有研究論文都是公開發(fā)表的。此外,BMJ立即滿足美國國家衛(wèi)生研究院(National Institutes of Health)的要求,英國醫(yī)學研究理事會的威康信托基金會和其他融資機構(gòu)通過公共資金資助的研究的全文免費提供給所有直接在bmj.com上,并將其發(fā)送給公共醫(yī)學中心,國家醫(yī)學圖書館的全文存檔?！队t(yī)學雜志》對公開發(fā)表研究的默認許可是知識共享署名非商業(yè)許可(CC by nc 4.0)。但如果資助者需要，作者可以在提交過程中選擇知識共享署名(CC BY 4.0)許可(授權(quán)CC BY包括Wellcome Trust、RCUK和MRC的資助者)。為了支持開放獲取出版，我們要求所有研究論文的作者在接受論文時支付3000英鎊的開放獲取費(不含增值稅)。我們?yōu)槲促Y助研究的作者提供折扣和豁免。對研究論文的考慮與支付費用的能力無關(guān)，我們要求作者在同行評審過程的任何階段都不要與編輯討論任何與支付有關(guān)的問題。任何與費用相關(guān)的溝通都由不參與稿件決策的行政人員處理?！队t(yī)學雜志》偶爾會發(fā)表其他類型的(非研究)文章，這些文章都是由授權(quán)開放獲取出版的出資人資助的，上述政策也適用于這些文章。對于非公開發(fā)表的文章，《英國醫(yī)學雜志》的出版許可證允許每個作者在自己或雇主的網(wǎng)站上發(fā)布文章的URL(上面提供的)，從而使用戶可以免費訪問《英國醫(yī)學雜志》網(wǎng)站上的文章全文。作者將需要使用免費鏈接，以確保訪問者可以免費訪問文章?；蛘?，作者可以在他們自己的網(wǎng)站或雇主的網(wǎng)站上發(fā)布已發(fā)表文章的全文。

英文簡介

What does The BMJ publish?The BMJ's mission is to lead the debate on health, and to engage, inform, and stimulate doctors, researchers and other health professionals in ways that will improve outcomes for patients. We aim to help doctors to make better decisions.To achieve these aims we publish original research articles, review and educational articles, news, letters, investigative journalism, and articles commenting on the clinical, scientific, social, political, and economic factors affecting health. We are delighted to consider articles for publication from doctors and others, and from anywhere in the world.We can publish only about 7% of the 7000-8000 articles we receive each year, but we aim to give quick and authoritative decisions. For all types of article the average time from submission to first decision is two to three weeks and from acceptance to publication eight to 10 weeks. These times are usually shorter for original research articles. We reject about two thirds of all submissions without sending them for external peer review, but many authors tell us they appreciate quick decisions that allow them to submit their work elsewhere without delay.We also audit the performance of The BMJ's research articles, using a wide range of indicators to assess their impact on readers and their dissemination to the wider world.Open accessAll research papers in The BMJ are published with open access. Moreover, The BMJ immediately fulfils the requirements of the US National Institutes of Health, the UK Medical Research Council, the Wellcome Trust, and other funding bodies by making the full text of publicly funded research freely available to all on bmj.com and sending it directly to PubMed Central, the National Library of Medicine's full text archive.The BMJ's default licence for open access publication of research is the Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial licence (CC BY-NC 4.0). But where the funder requires it the author can select the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) licence during the submission process (funders who mandate CC BY include the Wellcome Trust, RCUK, and MRC).To support open access publishing we ask authors of all research papers to pay an open access fee of ?3000 (excluding VAT) on acceptance of their paper. We offer discounts and waivers for authors of unfunded research. Consideration of research articles is not related to ability to pay the fee, and we ask authors not to discuss with editors any issues concerning payment at any stage of the peer review process. Any communications related to fees are handled by administrative staff not involved in decisions about manuscripts.The BMJ occasionally publishes other types of (non-research) article arising from work funded by a funder who mandates open access publication, and the above policy applies to these too.For articles not published with open access, The BMJ's publication licence allows each author to post their article's URL (provided above) on either their own or their employer's website, thereby giving users free access to the full text of the article on bmj.com. Authors will need to use the toll free link to ensure visitors have free access to the article.Alternatively, authors can post the full text of their published article on their own website or their employer's website.