- ISSN：
- 0009-9228
- 出版商：
- Sage
- 影响因子：
- 1.267
Clinical Pediatrics 临床儿科学
- 期刊介绍：
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《临床儿科学》(CLP)是一份同行评议的月刊，是繁忙的儿科医生们不可错过的一本杂志。CLP包含临床、科学、行为、教育及伦理等儿科各方面的内容。
- 英文介绍：
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Clinical Pediatrics(CLP), a peer-reviewed monthly journal, is a must read for the busy pediatrician. CLP contains state-of-the-art, accurate, concise and down-to earth information on practical, everyd [ 点击查看全部简介 ]
在线投稿说明
Original Articles
Clinical research concerning diagnosis and management, sociologic and anthropologic studies, and studies on delivery of health care. Original articles have no word limitations; this is left up to the discretion of the author(s). Original articles should be accompanied by an abstract of 150 words or less and keywords.
Commentaries
Review articles on subjects relevant to the delivery of health care to children, particularly with emphasis on current diagnostic and management recommendations. No abstract is necessary. Before submission, authors of these commentaries are encouraged to consult with the editor via e-mail at since similar articles may be in press.
Brief Reports
Articles of less than 1500 words with no abstract, a total of 1 or 2 tables or figures, and no more than 10 references. To be acceptable, such reports should offer a new clinical observation or new management approach.
Resident Rounds
Case reports written by a resident, fellow or medical student with the guidance of a faculty/staff physician. They should be cases that taught the physician in training something appropriate to be shared with colleagues in a similar stage of education. They will usually be patients who presented in an unusual fashion or who demonstrated unique clinical or laboratory manifestations of their diseases. The case report should be approximately 500 words, the discussion 1000 words, and the manuscript should include no more than 1 or 2 tables and figures and 10 references. A "hospital course" section and "final diagnosis" should also be included. The title should be a descriptive wording of the initial presentation and not give away the diagnosis. Contributors are encouraged to review other published. Resident Rounds should not have abstracts and keywords and the structure should be as follows:
a) Case report
b) Final Diagnosis
c) Hospital Course
d) Discussion
e) Conclusion
Letters to the Editor
Letters pertaining to manuscripts published in Clinical Pediatrics or on topics of interest. They should be approximately 300 words with no more than five references.
Clinical research concerning diagnosis and management, sociologic and anthropologic studies, and studies on delivery of health care. Original articles have no word limitations; this is left up to the discretion of the author(s). Original articles should be accompanied by an abstract of 150 words or less and keywords.
Commentaries
Review articles on subjects relevant to the delivery of health care to children, particularly with emphasis on current diagnostic and management recommendations. No abstract is necessary. Before submission, authors of these commentaries are encouraged to consult with the editor via e-mail at since similar articles may be in press.
Brief Reports
Articles of less than 1500 words with no abstract, a total of 1 or 2 tables or figures, and no more than 10 references. To be acceptable, such reports should offer a new clinical observation or new management approach.
Resident Rounds
Case reports written by a resident, fellow or medical student with the guidance of a faculty/staff physician. They should be cases that taught the physician in training something appropriate to be shared with colleagues in a similar stage of education. They will usually be patients who presented in an unusual fashion or who demonstrated unique clinical or laboratory manifestations of their diseases. The case report should be approximately 500 words, the discussion 1000 words, and the manuscript should include no more than 1 or 2 tables and figures and 10 references. A "hospital course" section and "final diagnosis" should also be included. The title should be a descriptive wording of the initial presentation and not give away the diagnosis. Contributors are encouraged to review other published. Resident Rounds should not have abstracts and keywords and the structure should be as follows:
a) Case report
b) Final Diagnosis
c) Hospital Course
d) Discussion
e) Conclusion
Letters to the Editor
Letters pertaining to manuscripts published in Clinical Pediatrics or on topics of interest. They should be approximately 300 words with no more than five references.
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