Journal publication support with more than 80 journal options

Choosing from more than 80 journals

A useful shortlist starts with your research, not a journal name alone. Share the specialty, article type, abstract and publication priorities so we can discuss relevant options from more than 80 journals. The full choice is not a claim that every journal suits every paper. For each proposed journal, consider:

• Aims, scope, readership and the article types it accepts.
• Current author instructions, word limits and required submission files.
• The indexing status relevant to your institution or career requirements, checked against the appropriate official database.
• Publication charges, access model and any journal-stated review or publication timelines.

Article editing and submission preparation

Publication support can be combined with medical article editing, reference formatting and statistical analysis or review. Once a target journal is agreed, we scope the work needed to prepare the manuscript and supporting documents. Your plan can include journal-specific formatting, a cover letter, file organization and a submission checklist. The quote states exactly which tasks and versions are covered.

Author approval at every submission step

You confirm the author list, affiliations, contributions, ethics information, funding, conflicts of interest and final files. Submission assistance is agreed with you, and editorial assistance is disclosed as required. Keep a copy of the approved manuscript, submitted package and journal correspondence so later corrections or revisions can be traced to the right version.

Service fees and journal charges

We discuss the service scope and fee before work begins. Journal submission fees, article processing charges or other publisher costs are separate unless explicitly included in writing. Ask for the applicable charges to be itemized and check the journal’s own payment instructions. Journal selection support does not create a partnership with a publisher or control its editorial decisions.

Support after the journal decision

A journal may request technical corrections, peer-review revisions or further analysis. Share the complete decision letter and submitted version so we can discuss response-to-reviewer editing, manuscript changes or a different journal. Any included revision rounds should be recorded in the original quote; additional analysis or a new journal format may require a revised scope.

Start your publication plan

For an initial discussion, send your medical department, article type, draft stage, approximate word count and desired submission timing. Mention any required indexing, preferred journals and budget for journal charges. We can then assess the editing needed and discuss a suitable shortlist. Acceptance, indexing and the final publication date remain decisions of the journal and relevant indexing services.

Publication support across all departments

Non-medical PhD scholars and research teams can request journal selection, academic manuscript editing, submission preparation and revision support. The journal’s scope, article type and current requirements guide the plan. Our 80+ journal options do not imply a relationship with every publisher or any promise of acceptance.