From the bench to the bedside
We work closely with the publishing team at Informa Healthcare to help authors select a journal and prepare their manuscripts for submission. Informa Healthcare offers over 160 journals – 70 with society affiliation – spanning nearly every topic in pharmaceutical development, life sciences, medicine and allied health. Our leading titles include the Current Medical Research & Opinion series, the Expert Opinion series and the Critical Reviews series.
Trusted, ethical and accredited publication standards
Without exception, all manuscripts submitted to Informa Healthcare are reviewed by recognised experts in the field of the study. As a member of ICMJE and COPE, our journals adhere to the highest standards of transparency and publication ethics.
Unsurpassed levels of author service and publication efficiency
So why would 8 out of 10 Informa Healthcare authors commit to publishing with Informa Healthcare again? Believing strongly in the value of customer service, Informa Healthcare actively encourages direct contact with their editorial and production teams to ensure manuscripts are published as efficiently as possible.
Unsurprisingly, this allows Informa Healthcare to offer more rapid publications in print than any other STM publisher without any compromise to editorial integrity. This also means authors know if and when their manuscript will be published.
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Guidelines
MPIP Authors’ Submission Toolkit: A practical guide to getting your research published
Current Medical Research & Opinion, August 2010
Leighton Chipperfield, Leslie Citrome, Juli Clark, Frank S. David, Robert Enck, Michelle Evangelista, John Gonzalez, Trish Groves, Jay Magrann, Bernadette Mansi, Charles Miller, LaVerne A. Mooney, Ann Murphy, John Shelton, Philip D. Walson, Al Weigel
Related:Â Enhancing transparency and efficiency in reporting industry-sponsored clinical research: report from the Medical Publishing Insights and Practices initiative, J. Clark, J. Gonzalez, B. Mansi, C. Miller, L. A. Mooney, K. Mosdell, D. Richards, M. Schreiweis, A. Weigel, E. Wager, International Journal of Clinical Practice*, July 2010
Good publication practice (GPP) for pharmaceutical companies [Guidelines]
Current Medical Research & Opinion, March 2003
Elizabeth Wager, Elizabeth A. Field, Leni Grossman
Related: Good publication practice for pharmaceutical companies: why we need another set of guidelines [Editorial], Elizabeth Wager, Elizabeth A. Field, Leni Grossman, Current Medical Research & Opinion, March 2003
Related: Good publication practice for communicating company sponsored medical research: the GPP2 guidelines, Chris Graf, Wendy P. Battisti, Dan Bridges, Victoria Bruce-Winkler, Joanne M Conaty, John M. Ellison, Elizabeth A. Field, James A. Gurr, Mary-Ellen Marx, Mina Patel, Carol Sanes-Miller, Yvonne E. Yarker, British Medical Journal**, November 2009
European Medical Writers Association (EMWA) guidelines on the role of medical writers in developing peer-reviewed publications
Current Medical Research & Opinion, February 2005
Adam Jacobs and Elizabeth Wager
Related: Comments on European Medical Writers Association (EMWA) guidelines on the role of medical writers in developing peer-reviewed publications, MaryAnn Foote et al. / Adam Jacobs and Elizabeth Wager, Current Medical Research & Opinion, May 2005
* International Journal of Clinical Practice is published by Wiley-Blackwell.
** British Medical Journal is published by the BMJ Publishing Group.
Articles
Expert bias in peer review
Current Medical Research and Opinion, December 2011.
John S. Phillips
