The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry Call For Papers
The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, official journal of the ASCP, wants your article submissions!
official journal of ASCP.
- Current ASCP members receive a free online subscription to the JCP as part of their membership. Contact JCP’s Circulation for questions about your journal subscription.
- ASCP members contribute an ASCP Corner article to each bimonthly issue of JCP, edited by Leslie L. Citrome, MD, MPH.
- ASCP and JCP collaborated on a collection of videos, available below, to provide guidance for researchers who aim to be published.
What kind of papers is JCP looking for?
- Systematic reviews and meta-analyses focusing on current, clinically relevant topics in psychiatry
- Novel methods that would be of interest to clinicians and clinical researchers
- Original research focusing on clinical innovations
Watch a video with ASCP President Leslie Citrome in which he demystifies the manuscript submission process and provides tips on increasing your paper’s chances of acceptance.
Would you like to be a peer reviewer for JCP?
- Send your CV to jclinpsych@psychiatrist.com.
- To learn more, see JCP’s Information for Reviewers and watch a recent video with JCP section editor Joseph F. Goldberg on the art and science of reviewing.
The official journal of ASCP.
- Current ASCP members receive a free online subscription to the JCP as part of their membership. Contact JCP’s Circulation for questions about your journal subscription.
- ASCP members contribute an ASCP Corner article to each bimonthly issue of JCP, edited by Leslie L. Citrome, MD, MPH.
- ASCP and JCP collaborated on a collection of videos, available below, to provide guidance for researchers who aim to be published.
Visit The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry
ASCP Insights: Writing, Reviewing, and Publishing Scientific Articles
Part 1: Publishing in JCP
Marlene Freeman, MD, Editor in Chief of The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, introduces the journal and describes the virtue of being a “good citizen” in your submissions and correspondence, as well as the importance of building relationships by becoming a peer reviewer and eventually an active member of the Editorial Board.
Part 2: Demystifying the Manuscript Submission Process
Leslie L. Citrome, MD, MPH, editor of the ASCP Corner, describes how to write and submit a manuscript in such a way as to remove fear from the process and increase the chance of acceptance. These insights are especially valuable for early career psychiatrists.
Part 3: Applying a Diagnostic Approach to Peer Review
Joseph Goldberg, MD, editor for JCP’s Early Career Psychiatrists section, explains how reviewing a manuscript is akin to adopting the mindset of an emergency department physician and applies the diagnostic process to each aspect of the manuscript. He provides examples for becoming a critical reader, further describing what constitutes a critical review and instructing how to provide helpful criticism to the author and the editor.
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