《中华医学杂志》稿约

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中华内科杂志投稿须知

《中华内科杂志》投稿须知《中华内科杂志》为中华医学会主办的内科专业学术期刊，以广大内科医师为主要读者对象，报道内科领域领先的科研成果和临床诊疗经验，以及对内科临床有指导作用且与内科临床密切结合的基础理论研究。

《中华内科杂志》的办刊宗旨是：贯彻党和国家的卫生工作方针政策，贯彻理论与实践、普及与提高相结合的方针，反映我国内科临床科研工作的重大进展，促进国内外内科学术交流。

《中华内科杂志》欢迎内科论坛、论著、短篇论著、病例报告、经验与教训、技术交流、讲座、综述、会议(座谈)纪要、临床病理(病例)讨论、国内外学术动态、读者来信等栏目的稿件。

专论以约稿为主。

投稿要求1．投稿统一邮箱为：zhnkzz@。

医学伦理问题及知情同意：当论文的主体是以人为研究对象时，作者应提供单位性的、地区性的或国家性的伦理委员会的批准文件及受试对象或其亲属的知情同意书。

2．基金项目：论文涉及的课题如为国家或部、省级以上基金或攻关项目，应注于文章首页左下脚，如“基金项目：国家自然科学基金（30271269）；‘十五’国家高技术研究发展计划（2003AA205005）”。

并须附基金项目证明复印件。

3．题名：力求简明、醒目，能准确反映文章主题。

中文题名一般以20个汉字以内为宜，最好不设副标题，一般不用标点符号，尽量不使用缩略语。

英文题名不宜超过10个实词。

中、英文题名含义应一致。

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作者应是：（1）参与选题和设计，或参与资料的分析与解释者；（2）起草或修改论文中关键性理论或其他主要内容者；（3）能对编辑部的修改意见进行核修，在学术界进行答辩，并最终同意该文发表者。

以上3条须同时具备。

仅参与获得资金或收集资料者不能列为作者，仅对科研小组进行一般管理者不宜列为作者。

对文章中的各主要结论，均必须至少有1位作者负责。

中华医学杂志稿约

中华医学杂志稿约中华医学杂志为中华医学会会刊，是综合性医学学术期刊，国内外公开发行。

本刊以服务广大会员和医药卫生科技人员、促进国内外医学学术交流和医学科学发展、提高全民健康水平为宗旨，以全面反映我国医学科研成果、快速传递世界前沿信息、积极推广现代先进技术、及时交流防病治病经验、大力普及医学科技新知为己任。

本刊的办刊方针是理论与实践相结合，提高与普及相结合，倡导百花齐放、百家争鸣。

中华医学杂志实行严格的专家审稿制度，依据稿件学术质量，公平，客观的取舍稿件。

本刊设有述评、医学新闻、医药卫生策略探讨、政策法规透视、论着、临床病理讨论、疑难病例析评、论着摘要、循证医学、病例报告、技术交流、临床医学影像、药物与临床、标准与规范、会议纪要、专题笔谈、综述、讲座、继续教育园地、学术争鸣、国内外学术动态、读者来信、书评（或书讯）、人才交流与招聘以及学术活动预告等栏目。

欢迎踊跃投稿。

一、投稿要求和注意事项来稿应具先进性、科学性和逻辑性。

要求资料真实、数据可靠、论点明确、结构严谨、文字通顺。

论着、综述等一般不超过4 000 字（不包括图表和参考文献）,论着摘要、病例报告、技术交流等一般不超过1 500 字（包括图表和参考文献）。

来稿须附单位推荐信。

推荐信应注明对稿件的审评意见以及无一稿两投、不涉及保密及署名无争议等项。

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请自留底稿。

不采用稿件一般不寄还，若需退还原始照片稿，请在投稿时声明。

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来稿首页请标明以下内容：题名，每位作者的姓名、最高学历及工作单位，负责与编辑部联系的通讯作者的姓名及其详细通讯地址、电话号、传真号和电子信箱，正文字数（不包括摘要、表、图和参考文献）、表数和图数。

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中华医学杂志英文版投稿须知

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《中华医学图书情报杂志》稿约

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中华医学图书情报杂志

《中华医学》杂志投稿须知

《中华医学》杂志投稿须知《中华医学杂志》简介《中华医学杂志》（ISSN 0376-2491, CN 11-2137/R）创刊于中华医学会成立的1915年。

创刊之初是中、英文双语期刊，英文刊名为National Medical Journal of China。

1932年，《中华医学杂志》的英文部分与中国博医会的英文杂志China Medical Journal （博医会报）合并，以Chinese Medical Journal为刊名出版；中文部分仍称《中华医学杂志》继续出版，并继续保留National Medical Journal of China的英文刊名，现在，在中华医学杂志的论著类文章中依然保留英文的作者姓名、通讯地址和严格的英文摘要。

作为中国卫生部中华医学会的会刊、中华医学会主办的一木医学综合性学术期刊，中华医学杂志创刊90年来始终坚持以服务广大会员和医药卫生科技人员、促进国内外医学学术交流和医学事业发展为宗旨，全面反映中国医学最新的科研成果，紧密跟踪世界医学科技进步的潮流，理论与实践结合，提高与普及并重，积极推广医药卫生领域的新技术、新成果，及时交流防病治病的新经验，大力普及医学科技新知识，为提高中国广大医药卫生人员的思想和职业道德修养、医学科学理论和业务技术水平，推动中国医学科技进步和知识创新，以及繁荣中国医学科技出版事业，发挥了重要作用。

历经数代人的努力，《中华医学杂志》形成了科学性强、权威度高、影响力大、覆盖面广的刊物特色，树立了良好的社会形象，在中国医学界享有很高的声誉。

中国国家图书馆、中国科技信息研究所、中国医学科学院科技信息研究所、中国科学文献计量评价研究中心等国家科技信息情报部门均把中华医学杂志列为核心期刊。

据中国科技论文与引文数据库和中国科学引文数据库提供的资料，中华医学杂志的被引频次连续数年在中国医学期刊中位居前十名（由《中国科技期刊引证报告》，2003年是医学类第五名，2004年是医学类第三名），影响因子连续五年呈上升趋势，在综合类医学期刊中始终位居前五名（由《中国科技期刊引证报告》，1992年和1996 2003年是医学综合类第三名，2004年是医学综合类第四名）O年，中华医学杂志分别荣获首届和第二届全国优秀科技期刊一等奖；1999年荣获首届国家期刊奖；2002年荣获第二届国家期刊奖,2004年荣获第三届国家期刊奖，连续四年荣获中国百种杰出学术期刊称号。

中华检验医学杂志的撰稿要领与学术方向(韩锟)

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一、研究性文章
1.真正国内外的技术创新（临床与基础）。

2.国内第一时间模仿国外的创新。

3.已有研究/技术中的新发现/新结果，甚至是新的体会，只要是对读者有价值的信息。

科学新思想、新发现、新观点、新概念、新假说、新理论。

技术新思路、新方案、新设计、新发明。

二、临床研究的基本过程
1.临床实际工作的发现和问题。

2.查阅文献。

3.提出工作假说。

4.建立研究设计。

5.收集临床资料（包括知情同意书签字，符合伦理规范）。

6.试验数据统计学分析。

7.统计学评价和专业学术评价。

8.开始撰写论文。

三、论文撰写的基本要求
撰写论文就象“讲故事”。

1.“故事”本身需要结构完整，起因/经过/结果，明确的边界和范围。

2.真实/客观/可信；逻辑推理正确；文章通顺，语句流畅。

3.在某一个局限范围内说明某个问题即可，不必试图解决某一个阶段内的所有问题。

四、建议撰写文章各部分的先后次序
1.结果
2.对象与方法（与文献可事先准备）
3.讨论
4.前言
5.题目
6.摘要
7.其他
五、突破论文撰写的瓶颈
1.是否准备充分：有些医师总是认为自身尚未各方面准备充分。

而笔者的建议是尽早构思，先写起来，然后认真耐心地多次修改。

2.撰写文章直至修改后发表：笔者认为此只是一个过程，而真正意义是实现对某一个学术内容的真正深刻理解。

以人为本诚信务实勇于创新乐于奉献。

中华医学会《白血病·淋巴瘤》杂志稿约

中华医学会《白血病•淋巴瘤》杂志稿约《白血病•淋巴瘤》杂志是由国家卫生健康委员会主管，中华医学会主办的中华医学会系列杂志。

主要反映血液系统恶性肿瘤领域的科研成果与学术动态。

主要栏目有:专题综论、专论、专家讲坛、论著、短篇论著、调查报告、综述、讲座、临床病理（例）讨论、病例报告、指南与共识、标准与规范等。

读者对象为从事肿瘤研究和临床工作的中、高级医务人员。

编委会由国内外著名血液学专家、学者组成。

1对来稿的要求1.1文稿应具创新性、科学性、导向性、实用性。

1.2论著（基础研究、临床研究类文稿）、综述、讲座一般不超过5 000字，短篇论著（临床经验）类不超过2 500字,病例报告不超过1500字。

以上字数含图、表及参考文献，1.3所有论文均须著录中英文对应的文题、作者姓名、作者单位（著录到具体科室），每位作者的单位均须著录。

1.4作者署名：作者应同时具备以下四项条件，（1)参与论文选题和设计，或参与资料分析与解释；（2)起草或修改论文中关键性理论或其他主要内容；（3 )能按编辑部的修改意见进行核修,对学术问题进行解答，并最终同意论文发表；（4 )除了负责本人的研究贡献外，同意对研究工作各方面的诚信问题负责。

仅参与获得资金或收集资料者不能列为作者，仅对科研小组进行一般管理者也不宜列为作者。

每篇论文均需确定一位能对该论文全面负责的通信作者，并注明其Email地址。

1.5摘要：凡专题综论、专论、专家讲坛、论著、综述、讲座等栏目文稿须附有中英文摘要。

论著需附结构式摘要，要求目的、方法、结果、结论四要素齐全，以200 ~ 300字为宜，各部分冠以相应的标题，摘要需包含主要研究数据或阳性发现。

专题综论、专论、专家讲坛、综述、讲座类需附指示性摘要。

英文摘要应与中文对应（必要时可略详于中文摘要）。

短篇论著类文稿要求附200字左右中文结构式摘要。

所有栏目文稿均需附英文文题、作者姓名（汉语拼音）、单位名称、所在城市名及邮编、通信作者信息。

中华医学会投稿介绍信

中华医学会投稿介绍信篇一：论文介绍信华中科技大学同济医学院附属普爱医院论文介绍信尊敬的《》编辑部：兹有我院科等同志撰写的文章拟在贵刊发表。

经我院审核，该文章资料属实，无一稿两投，撰写内容不涉及保密，作者署名顺序无争议。

特在此向贵刊推荐，请贵刊予以审议。

此致敬礼华中科技大学同济医学院附属普爱医院（盖章）年月日篇二：《中华危重病急救医学》介绍信及授权书中华医学会系列杂志论文投送介绍信及授权书篇三：中华医学杂志文章发表多长时间能收到接收函《中华检验医学杂志》网络投稿操作指南栏目设臵：本刊设有述评、专家论坛、新进展、论著、科研快讯、会议纪要、管理、综述、讲座、继续教育园地、争鸣与讨论、国内外学术动态等栏目。

欢迎踊跃投稿，来稿经专家审核后择优刊用。

期刊简介：中华检验医学杂志为中华医学会主办的检验医学专业学术期刊，以广大中高级检验医学人员和临床医师为主要读者对象，报道我国检验医学领域领先的科研成果。

本刊的办刊宗旨是贯彻党和国家的卫生工作方针政策，贯彻理论与实践相结合的方针，反映我国检验医学科研工作的重大进展，促进国内外检验医学学术交流。

一、投稿要求和注意事项1、文字要求。

来稿应具先进性、科学性和逻辑性，要求资料真实、数据可靠、论点明确、结构严谨、文字通顺。

论著、综述类一般不超过5000字，经验交流不超过3000字，简报、病例报告不超过XX字。

邮寄稿件请作者以a4纸张打印并核对清楚，尤其标点符号，标点符号占一格，英文应隔行打印。

为提高审稿效率，条件允许的作者请优先选择电子邮件的方式投稿。

不准一稿多投，文责自负，自留底稿，一律不退。

2、稿件沟通。

来稿一经接受刊登，有关稿件沟通事宜，编辑部均与第一作者或通讯作者通过电子邮件方式进行联系，作者接收本刊《来稿录用通知书》后，由第一作者或通讯作者通过回复电子邮件方式，进行同意稿件在本刊发表的授权意愿。

未经《中华检验医学》杂志编辑部同意，该论文的任何部分不得转载他处。

刊发票据、赠阅杂志、光盘和获奖荣誉证书及奖金亦寄给第一作者或通讯作者。

中华神经医学杂志投稿格式要求

中华神经医学杂志投稿格式要求
《中华神经医学杂志》投稿格式要求如下：
1. 文章标题：使用五号宋体字体，居中排列，尽量简明扼要。

2. 作者信息：包括作者姓名、所在单位、联系方式等。

如果多位作者来自不同单位，需使用上标数字标注，以区分各位作者所在单位。

作者信息应使用小五号宋体字体，居中排列。

3. 摘要：在第一页正文之前，提供一个与正文对应的摘要。

摘要应包括研究目的、方法、结果和结论，字数限制在250字以内。

摘要标题使用小四号黑体字体，正文使用小五号宋体字体，单倍行间距。

4. 关键词：摘要下方另起一行，依次列出三到五个关键词，用分号分隔。

5. 正文：正文使用小五号宋体字体，多倍行间距为1.25倍。

正文内容按研究背景、目的、方法、结果和讨论等部分依次展开，各部分标题使用四号宋体字体，加粗居左排列。

6. 引用文献：请按照文本全文引用的顺序标注，使用中华神经医学杂志规定的引用格式，准确标注作者、文章题目、期刊名称、年份、卷号、期号和所在页码。

7. 图表：图表需要明确标注编号和标题，放在正文相关部分，并与正文内容相互补充、解释。

表格应使用三线表格，图表尽量使用矢量图形，并按照要求进行编号和标注。

8. 致谢：在正文结束前，提供一个致谢部分，用以感谢给予研究资助或协助的单位和个人。

9. 作者简介：将作者姓名、学历、职称、研究方向等简要介绍，放在致谢部分之后。

以上就是《中华神经医学杂志》投稿格式要求的基本要点，具体投稿细节还需要参考该杂志的最新版投稿指南。

中华医学会中国医学系列杂志编排格式要求【精品推荐-doc】

中华医学会中国医学系列杂志编排格式要求【精品推荐-doc】中国行为医学科学杂志编排格式1 引言1.1为统一中华医学会主办的期刊的编排格式，加强期刊的编辑规范化和科学管理，特制定本要求。

自2004年第1期起实行。

国外医学系列杂志除综述和文摘另有要求外，尽可能执行本要求。

1.2国家颁布的GB,T3179-92《科学技术期刊编排格式》，以及其他有关国家标准，本会期刊均应参照执行。

本要求依据国家标准，并结合本会期刊的实际情况，制定或补充更具体的要求。

1.3本要求仅就主要编排格式作了规定，其中大部分条款为统一要求，希望各编辑部认真执行。

本要求中提供了选择项的项目，或本要求中未提到的项目，其编排格式可由各编辑部自行决定，但要注意本刊的各期格式应保持一致。

2 开本采用大16开本，但根据期刊用纸情况的不同，允许?5mm差异。

3 封面封面自上而下依次排印中国标准刊号(右上角)，“中华医学会系列杂志”字样，中文刊名，汉语拼音刊名，中文出版年月、卷序、期序，英文刊名，英文卷序、期序、出版年月，中华医学会会徽，中华医学会中、英文会名，条形码(左下角)。

左侧35mm宽的深色块内排中华医学会英文缩写CMA，国外医学系列杂志保留地球标识。

详见电子封面版本。

4 封二、封三、封四封二、封三、封四在广告来源充足的情况下均可以刊载广告。

没有广告的期刊，一般排目次表或本刊介绍或中华医学会系列杂志介绍或本刊稿约等。

每期封四底行均需列出中国标准刊号(由ISSN号和CN号组成)、邮发代号和国内定价。

示例如下(以中国地方病杂志为例):中国标准刊号:ISSN1000-4955 CN23-1276,R 邮发代号:14-30 国内定价:8:00元5 刊脊5.1平订期刊厚度大于或等于5mm时，应设计刊脊并排刊脊名称。

刊脊名称包括刊名、出版年月、卷序、期序和“中华医学会”字样。

刊名距上切口35mm，出版年月距刊名20mm，卷序距出版年月15mm，期序距卷序15mm，“中华医学会”字样距下切口20mm。

中华医学杂志英文版投稿须知

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《中华检验医学杂志》简介
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《中华检验医学杂志》是中国科学技术协会和国家卫生部主管、中华医学会主办的中华医学会系列杂志之一。1978年9月创刊，曾用刊名《中华医学检验杂志》。为月刊，规格为国际通用的大16开本，每期120面。中国标准刊号ISSN 1009-9158，CN 11-4452/R。邮发代号 2-71，每月11出版，铜版纸印刷，彩图随文。每期定价15元，全年定价180.元。 • 本刊的主要读者对象为广大中高级检验医学技术人员、医学实验室科研人员和临床各科医师为主。
• 《中华检验医学杂志》的办刊宗旨是：贯彻党和国家的卫生工作方针，坚持理论与实践、普及与提高相结合的方针，反映本领域和相关领域研究的重要进展，报道我国检验医学和医学各科实验诊断领域先进的研究成果，促进国内外学术交流，引导学科发展。本刊的办刊理念是：“对作者负责，让读者满意“。是我国相关领域专业人员发表研究成果和进行知识更新及学术交流的重要窗口。为增强本刊的学术导向性和指导性，使其更贴近读者、贴近临床，满足作者需要。
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