Research and Publishing

From the Mulford Health Sciences Library at the University of Toledo, article submission instructions for over 6,000 journals in the health and life sciences.

Further information on BMJ standards on patient consent and confidentiality relevant for submissions to BMJ Case Reports

Prior residents have published in this journal--no charge for standard submissions.

Enter your title and/or abstract and Jane will then compare your document to millions of documents in PubMed to find the best matching journals, authors or articles.

With a few key pieces of information—your title, abstract, and references—Manuscript Matcher can help you find the right journal for your manuscript
by analyzing millions of data points and citation connections from the Web of Science to identify meaningful relationships between these publications and your own citation data. Within seconds, you'll have JCR® data, key journal information and publisher details at your fingertips to help you compare your options and submit your manuscript.

Elsevier® Journal Finder helps you find Elsevier journals that could be suited for publishing your article. Please also consult the journal’s Aims and Scope for further guidance. Ultimately, the Editor will decide on how well your article matches the journal.

Journal Finder can suggest Wiley journals that may be relevant for your research.

Helps researchers identify trusted journals for their research.

These journals have been vetted for for quality and should be safe to publish in.

Just because a journal is in PubMed, it does not mean that it has met the standards to indexed in Medline. You may need to research a journal further if it is not in Medline.

Updated in 2019. Includes journals by specialty and often includes the Article Processing Charge (when applicable).

Can be used to check a journal's ranking. Data comes from the Scopus (Elsevier) database and the rankings are not the same as a journal's impact factor.

From the International Academy of Nursing Editors, this list is to help nurse authors find suitable and reputable journals in which to publish their work.

Examine journal information including impact factor and other metrics.

Featuring a quick list of medical education journals with high impact factors, journals charging author fees, and titles that GSM authors have published in.

From the AMA.

UTK’s BioMed Central payment covers all UT campuses. To receive the 15% discount, follow the guidelines here: https://www.biomedcentral.com/p/submission-guidelines-for-members and select “I believe that I am covered by an institutional membership arrangement and wish to request institutional payment or discount (as applicable)" when submitting manuscript.

Article processing charge waivers are now available for Springer hybrid open access titles. If you are affiliated with GSM, you can submit and publish articles without charge in these journals. The waiver can save you between $2,780 - $5,290 per article. Contact the library for additional information on how to obtain a waiver.

The University of Tennessee signed a Memorandum of Understanding with MDPI, adding us to their Institutional Open Access Program. This entitles UT authors to a 15% discount on their Article Processing Charges.

Webinar on the evolving status of open access publishing. Topics include the pros and cons of choosing to publish open access and how to select among many possible journals. Particularly helpful for Ob/Gyn authors.