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Report of the editors, 2014.

J García Puig¹, G Gaspar Alonso-Vega², J J Ríos Blanco²

¹Editor Jefe, Revista Clínica Española.

Revista Clinica Espanola

|December 3, 2014

Summary

Revista Clínica Española achieved its 2014 objectives, publishing 9 issues and increasing its impact factor to 1.314. Editorial processes were streamlined, with a 32.3% acceptance rate and reduced decision times.

Keywords:

Editorial Policies Medical Journalism Periodismo Médico Política Editorial Publicaciones Publishing Sociedad Española de Medicina Interna Spanish Society of Internal Medicine

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Area of Science:

Medical Journal Editorial Activity
Scientific Publishing Metrics
Clinical Research Dissemination

Background:

Revista Clínica Española (Rev Clin Esp) reports on its editorial operations and performance over the past 12 months.
Key performance indicators from 2014 are presented, including objective attainment and publication output.
The journal's impact factor and editorial efficiency metrics are detailed.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline the editorial achievements and operational statistics of Revista Clínica Española for 2014.
To report on manuscript submission, review, and publication timelines.
To communicate the journal's 2013 Impact Factor and compare it with previous years.

Main Methods:

Analysis of editorial activity data from January to December 2014.
Tracking of manuscript submissions, acceptance rates, and reviewer response times.
Reporting of journal metrics including Impact Factor and time from submission to online publication.

Main Results:

All 5 planned objectives for 2014 were met, with 9 issues published and 103% of planned papers included.
Manuscript submissions slightly decreased to 46.8 per month, with an overall acceptance rate of 32.3% (22.4% for originals).
The mean time for editorial decisions decreased significantly to 18.3 days, and the time to online publication was 103 days. The 2013 Impact Factor was 1.314.

Conclusions:

Revista Clínica Española successfully met its editorial objectives in 2014, enhancing publication efficiency.
The journal demonstrated improved turnaround times for manuscript review and publication.
The reported Impact Factor indicates a positive trend in the journal's scientific standing and influence.