I received an invitation letter from the “Open Journal of Clinical Diagnostics”, which is one of the journals launghed by SCRRP. Does anyone know about ”Open Journal of Clinical Diagnostics” Should I trust it to publish my article there?

Answer 1

I was invited to have a review on one of the papers submitted which was within my research interests. I think the review process is good. Actualy, I had two round of review on it as I gave a review on the first round of what I reviewed. I received a certificate after the review. On this point, it is restrict. You may have a try.

Answer 2

I know the journal.It is an academic Journal owned by Scientific Research Press. It's been running for several years. It mainly publishes open source academic journals. The publication speed is quite fast, and the editing service is quite good. If there is any problem, it will be dealt with in time. My students have published articles in this journal.

Answer 3

Yes, they are a professional publisher. They can help you publish your article quickly and also provide valuable feedback for revisions. It is published by Scientific Research Press and has been running for several years. The journal mainly publishes open-access academic papers.

Answer 4

I also received an email from this publisher inviting me to contribute. They emailed almost so often that it caught my attention. I read the articles in this journal, and the academic quality is medium and high. I suggest you go to its website to have a look first.

Answer 5

It's important to do your own research and evaluate the credibility of a journal before submitting your work. One way to do this is to check if the journal is indexed in reputable databases such as PubMed, Web of Science, or Scopus. Indexing in these databases is generally considered a sign of a reputable journal.

You can also check if the journal is a member of a professional association, such as the International Society of Managing and Technical Editors (ISMTE) or the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). These organizations have Codes of Conduct and guidelines that member journals are expected to follow.

You can also check the journal's website, look for information about the editorial board and the review process, read the "about us" page and look for the journal's mission statement, and check if the journal is open access or not.

It's also important to be aware of predatory journals, which are journals that falsely claim to be legitimate and may ask for money to publish your article without providing any real peer-review or editorial process.

In the end, the best way to ensure that your article is being published in a reputable journal is to consult with your colleagues or supervisor, or reach out to a librarian for help.

Answer 6

I heard about this journal before. It is said that they will arrange for the peer review and accept a paper in about 1-2 weeks. I'm now preparing a paper and also consider this journal.

Answer 7

My teacher was invited to review many papers for this journal, and he said it is a great peer-reviewed journal. You could have a try.

Answer 8

Of course, they are professional publisher, the can help you to publish soon. Also, the offer valuable comments for modification.

Answer 9

You could trust it. They have a very professional and friendly Editorial team, also they publish papers very efficiently. Just make sure your article needn't be indexed by the SCOPUS!

Answer 10

You can contact its editor first. Tell you about the publishing process. This journal is good and formal.