• J Thorac Dis · Jun 2012

    Selecting the right journal for your submission.

    • Stephen J Welch.
    • CHEST Editorial Office, American College of Chest Physicians, Northbrook, IL, USA.
    • J Thorac Dis. 2012 Jun 1; 4 (3): 336-8.

    AbstractIncreasing pressure on researchers and academic clinicians to publish high volumes of work in highly visible publication outlets means that authors must have a finely tuned, efficient process for submission. One of the key decisions every author must make is where to submit their paper. This article addresses several important components to making that decision, including (I) topic match; (II) acceptance/rejection rate of the journal; (III) speed of review/publication; (IV) distribution of and access to the journal; and (V) impact factor.

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