Journal of Medical Internet Research
SciRev ratings (provided by authors) (based on 29 reviews)
| Duration of manuscript handling phases | Click to compare | |
|---|---|---|
| Duration first review round | 1.4 mnths | compare → |
| Total handling time accepted manuscripts | 2.0 mnths | compare → |
| Decision time immediate rejection | 1 days | compare → |
| Characteristics of peer review process | Click to compare | |
| Average number of review reports | 2.6 | compare → |
| Average number of review rounds | 2.1 | compare → |
| Quality of review reports | 4.4 | compare → |
| Difficulty of reviewer comments | 2.8 | compare → |
| Overall rating manuscript handling | 4.6 (range 0-5) | compare → |
Journal info (provided by editor)
- Issues per year
- 12
- Articles published last year
- 500
- Manuscripts received last year
- 850
- % accepted last year
- 50
- % immediately rejected last year
- 2
- Open access status
- open access
- Manuscript handling fee?
- yes
- Fee per manuscript
- $90
- Kind of complaint procedure
- Editor
- Two-year impact factor
- 4.70
- Five-year impact factor
- 5.70
About
The Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR, www.jmir.org) is the flagship journal of JMIR Publications and consistently ranked as the leading (#1) journal in its discipline, with a 2013 impact factor of 4.7, out of 25 leading medical informatics journals.
JMIR Publications, the leading publisher for digital health, continues to grow, now has offices in Toronto and Hongkong, and publishes a dozen journals at the intersection between health and technology/innovation, including JMIR Research Protocols, JMIR Serious Games, JMIR Medical Informatics, interactive Journal of Medical Research, JMIR mHealth and uHealth, JMIR Mental Health, JMIR Human Factors, JMIR Rehabilitation and Cyborg Technologies, Medicine 2.0, and others. JMIR Publications also produces the leading academic conference s
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