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The Journal of Wound Care has rapidly expanded its publication frequency due to a wealth of available research. Initially published bimonthly, it now publishes 8 issues annually and will soon be monthly.
Area of Science:
- Medical Publishing
- Scientific Journals
- Wound Care Research
Background:
- The Journal of Wound Care was established to address the growing body of research in wound management.
- Initial skepticism existed regarding the sustainability of a dedicated wound care publication.
Purpose of the Study:
- To document the growth and increasing publication frequency of the Journal of Wound Care.
- To highlight the expanding volume of scientific material in the field of wound care.
Main Methods:
- Tracking publication frequency and issue numbers over the journal's first two and a half years.
- Observing editorial decisions regarding publication schedule adjustments.
Main Results:
- The journal increased its publication frequency from six issues per year to eight within its first two and a half years.
Conclusions:
- The rapid expansion of the Journal of Wound Care demonstrates a significant and growing volume of high-quality research in wound care.
- The journal's increasing publication frequency reflects the robust scientific output and sustained interest in the field.