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1、投稿方式：在线投稿。
2、期刊网址：https://abccardiol.org/en/
3、投稿网址：
https://mc04.manuscriptcentral.com/abc-scielo
4、期刊刊期：月刊，一年出版12期。
2021年7月8日星期四
投稿须知【官网信息】
GUIDELINES FOR PUBLICATION
WHY PUBLISHING IN ABC CARDIOL?
• Arquivos Brasileiros de Cardiologia (ABC Cardiol) is a monthly publication of the Brazilian Society of Cardiology;
• It is considered the main channel for the promotion of Brazilian cardiovascular research;
• Mission: Disseminating the content of national and international scientific research in the area of cardiovascular diseases; promoting scientific debate in the area of cardiovascular diseases through the publication of review articles, view points, editorials, letters and others; and publishing SBC scientific guidelines and standards.
• It is indexed in the Cumulated Index Medicus of the National Library of Medicine and in the MEDLINE, EMBASE, LILACS, Scopus and SciELO databases, with citation in PubMed (United States National Library of Medicine) in English and Portuguese;
• The English and Portuguese versions are fully available, FREE OF CHARGE (open access), on the website of the Brazilian Society of Cardiology (http://abccardiol.org), SciELO (www.scielo.br) and PubMed (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/), to be viewed by the whole international community;
• The authors are not required to pay any submission or review fees;
• Arquivos Brasileiros de Cardiologia are advocates of Open Science;
• ABC Cardiol accepts Preprint manuscripts.
OPEN SCIENCE
The term open science refers to a scientific practice model that is in line with the digital evolution that proposes the availability of information in web environments, as opposed to laboratory-confined research.1
The practice of open science involves the publication of research data, speedy editorial and communication processes through continuous publication of manuscripts and preprints, greater transparency in review processes and communication flows, and the pursuit of more comprehensive systems of review of manuscripts and journals.2,3
PREPRINT
A preprint is a complete scientific manuscript that the authors place in a public server. Preprints contain complete data and methodologies. They are published on the web within one day approximately, without peer review, and can be viewed for free by anyone in the world, on platforms currently developed for this purpose, allowing scientists to directly control the promotion of their work for the scientific community around the world. In most cases, the same work published as preprint is also submitted for peer review in a journal. Therefore, preprints (not validated by peer review) and the publication of journals (validated by peer review) work in parallel as a communication system for scientific research.4,5
Submitting a manuscript to a preprint platform, such as Peerage of Science, arXiv, PLoS and Nature Precedings, is not considered double publishing. ABC Cardiol will also accept manuscripts that have been published on an author’s personal or institutional website. Academic theses in the public domain, according to the guidelines of the author’s academic institution, will also be considered by ABC Cardiol.
The journal ABC Cardiol seeks to keep its platform and rules constantly updated, in keeping with the practices of modern scientific publication. Today, we accept preprints and open science platforms to encourage communication among authors.
Sources:
1. https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Ci%C3%AAncia_aberta
2. https://www.cienciaaberta.net/
3. http://www.ciencia-abertaNaN/sobre-ciencia-aberta
4. http://blog.scielo.org/blog/ 2017/02/22/scielo-preprints-a-caminho/#.Wt3U2IjwY2w
5. http://asapbio.org/preprint-info
CONTENTS OF MANUSCRIPTS
TYPES OF MANUSCRIPTS
Original Article: The journal ABC Cardiol accepts all types of original cardiovascular research, including research in humans and experimental research. Clinical trials should follow specific recommendations (see item Specific documents and definitions for clinical trials). Note: Systematic analyses and meta-analyses are considered original manuscripts, not reviews.
Review Article: The editors send out invitations for most reviews. However, high-level studies conducted by authors or groups with previous publications on the subject will be welcome. In this section, any manuscripts whose main author does not have a comprehensive academic or publication background verified by Lattes (CNPQ), PubMed or SciELO will not be accepted. Note: Systematic analyses and meta-analyses are considered original manuscripts, not reviews.
Guideline: The guidelines present relevant evidence to help healthcare professionals assess the benefits and risks of a particular diagnostic or therapeutic procedure. They must be essential to making daily clinical decisions. It is a document that covers a body of evidence.
Statement: A document that is intended to support professionals in making a decision; however, it does not contain a sufficient body of evidence to be called a guideline.
Updated Guideline: A document containing innovations and updates on a specific subtopic of a published guideline, with an annual update.
Viewpoint: It presents the authors’ stance or opinion on a specific scientific theme. This stance or opinion must be sufficiently corroborated by the literature or their personal experience. These aspects will be the basis of the opinion being issued.
Case Report: Any cases including original descriptions of clinical observations or representing the originality of a given diagnosis or treatment or illustrating situations that do not occur very often in the clinical practice, which deserve a deeper understanding and more attention from cardiologists.
Brief Communication: Original experiences whose relevance to the knowledge of a subject justifies the presentation of initial data of small series, or partial data of clinical trials.
Editorial: Subjects or manuscripts critically addressed by a subject-matter specialist. All ABC Cardiol editorials are published upon invitation. We will not accept editorials submitted spontaneously.
Short Editorial: Also published upon invitation, it includes comments on original articles published in ABC Cardiol with scientific content and opinion from subject-matter specialists.
Letter to the Editor: Correspondence of scientific content related to manuscripts published in ABC Cardiol. The authors of the original manuscript will be invited to respond.
Research Letter: These are concise reports focused on original study, clinical case or opinion. The letters must not duplicate other material published or sent for publication.
Image: Clinical or basic research imaging, or complementary tests showing interesting aspects of imaging methods explaining cardiovascular disease mechanisms and emphasizing relevant aspects of physiopathology, diagnosis or treatment.
Correlations:
Anatomopathological Correlation: Presentation of a clinical case and discussion of aspects of interest related to clinical, laboratory and anatomical-pathological contents.
Clinical-Imaging Correlation: Presentation of a case of cardiopathy, emphasizing the importance of the imaging and/or clinical elements for consequent correlation with other tests that substantiate the diagnosis. It derives the course of action adopted.
ORGANIZATION OF MANUSCRIPTS AND TECHNICAL STANDARDS
• Language:
ABC Cardiol is a bilingual publication. The manuscripts can be submitted either in Portuguese and/or English. For approved manuscripts, it is mandatory to submit the manuscript in the second language if the author has opted to submit the article only in the Portuguese language. The author can ask the journal to organize the translation or submit it within 30 days at the latest. Failure to submit will cause the cancellation of the manuscript. The author who submits the article in the English language does not need to provide the translation, however, at the time of the submission, it is recommended to send the articles in both languages in order to streamline the production process if possible. Information for the translation (see item Translation).
• Composition:
Note: The texts must be edited in a word processor (example: Microsoft® Word, Google Docs®, Writer®).
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https://abccardiol.org/en/publication-guidelines/
