COVID-19 时代韩国医学期刊的科学发表速度。

IF 2.3 Q3 MEDICAL INFORMATICS Healthcare Informatics Research Pub Date : 2024-07-01 Epub Date: 2024-07-31 DOI:10.4258/hir.2024.30.3.277
Hyeonseok Seo, Yaechan Kim, Dongryeong Kim, Hanul Kang, Chansu Park, Sejin Park, Junha Kang, Janghyeog Oh, Hyunsung Kang, Mi Ah Han
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研究目的本研究比较了2019年冠状病毒病(COVID-19)时代之前和期间韩国医学期刊的科学发表速度:我们分析了43种韩国国际医学期刊的2064篇论文,从2019年到2022年每年选取12篇论文。我们评估了发表速度指标,包括从投稿到修改的时间和从投稿到发表的时间。此外,我们还研究了基于期刊和论文特征的发表速度变化,包括研究是否与COVID-19相关:在分析的 43 种期刊中,39.5% 的期刊披露了从投稿到首次决定的同行评审时间,11.6% 的期刊报告了其录用率。2019年从投稿到接受的平均时间为127.0天,2020年为126.1天,2021年为124.6天,2022年为126.4天。对于COVID-19相关研究,从提交到修订的平均时间为61.4天,而非COVID-19相关研究为105.1天;从提交到接受,COVID-19相关研究为87.4天,非COVID-19相关研究为127.1天。COVID-19相关研究的所有指标都比非COVID-19相关研究的时间短,而且COVID-19相关研究在30天或60天内被接受的比例明显更高:本研究调查了 COVID-19 大流行之前和期间韩国国际医学期刊的出版速度。疫情影响了期刊的审稿和出版流程,对学术论文的质量造成了潜在影响。这些研究结果提供了有关 COVID-19 流行期间出版速度的见解,建议期刊应注重维护其出版和审稿流程的完整性。
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Scientific Publication Speed of Korean Medical Journals during the COVID-19 Era.

Objectives: This study compared the scientific publication speeds of Korean medical journals before and during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) era.

Methods: We analyzed 2,064 papers from 43 international Korean medical journals, selecting 12 papers annually from 2019 to 2022. We assessed publication speed indicators, including the time from submission to revision and from submission to publication. Additionally, we examined variations in publication speed based on journal and paper characteristics, including whether the studies were related to COVID-19.

Results: Among the 43 journals analyzed, 39.5% disclosed the peer review duration from submission to the first decision, and 11.6% reported their acceptance rates. The average time from submission to acceptance was 127.0 days in 2019, 126.1 days in 2020, 124.6 days in 2021, and 126.4 days in 2022. For COVID-19-related studies, the average time from submission to revision was 61.4 days, compared to 105.1 days for non-COVID-19 studies; from submission to acceptance, it was 87.4 days for COVID-19-related studies and 127.1 days for non-COVID-19 studies. All indicators for COVID-19-related studies showed shorter durations than those for non-COVID-19 studies, and the proportion of studies accepted within 30 or 60 days was significantly higher for COVID-19-related studies.

Conclusions: This study investigated the publication speed of Korean international medical journals before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic influenced journals' review and publication processes, potentially impacting the quality of academic papers. These findings provide insights into publication speeds during the COVID-19 era, suggesting that journals should focus on maintaining the integrity of their publication and review processes.

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