Journal prestige

Journal prestige refers to the perceived authority, influence, and visibility of a scientific journal within its field, beyond its impact factor alone.

What is journal prestige?

Journal prestige is a qualitative measure of a journal’s standing in the scientific community, reflecting not only its citation metrics but also its readership, editorial board, historical influence, and alignment with high-impact research. It often shapes how research findings are received by clinicians, payers, and policymakers.

Why is journal prestige important in publication strategy?

Publishing in prestigious journals increases the visibility, credibility, and perceived importance of data. It can influence product positioning, stakeholder engagement, and even guideline inclusion. Journal prestige is a key consideration in selecting where to publish clinical trials, real-world evidence, and health economics data.

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