Journal info (provided by editor)

% accepted last year
40% accepted
% immediately rejected last year
10% imm. rejected
Articles published last year
n/a
Manuscripts received last year
250 manuscripts
Open access status
no
Manuscript handling fee
none

Impact factors (provided by editor)

Two-year impact factor
2.13
Five-year impact factor
n/a

Aims and Scope

The benefits of clinical Health Information Technology (HIT) have long been established and we are at the dawn of an era where we can hope to leverage these benefits to make patient care safer, more efficient, less costly, more proactive and complete. However, lack of practical knowledge on linking clinical effectiveness to implementation success and return on investment has slowed adoption of HIT. For health care to move forward in adopting HIT successfully, institutions must be able to share successes and failures, to learn from them collectively, to avoid repeating mistakes and to save time, costs, and human lives.

As the Official eJournal of AMIA and IMIA, the online journal ACI - Applied Clinical Informatics (ACI) publishes approximately 100 peer-reviewed articles per year. It aims

Latest review

First review round: 13.0 weeks. Overall rating: 1 (bad). Outcome: Accepted.

Motivation:
This was supposed to be a simple 2,000 word case report. It did not require 6 reviewers and comments - the most ridiculous practice I have ever seen for a journal with a relatively low impact factor. Only two reviewers needed max. One of the 6 reviewers used AI to complete the review, as there were comments that didn't apply to the manuscript. I will not be submitting to this journal again, way too much work the type of journal and impact factor.