SUPPORTIVE CARE IN CANCER

简称 SUPPORT CARE CANCER ·UNITED STATES ·出版周期 Bimonthly ·年均收录 543 篇

3.0

最新影响因子

13.20%

自引率

约50%

投稿难度

平均3月

审稿周期

期刊简介

SUPPORTIVE CARE IN CANCER是一本国际性学术期刊，ISSN号为0941-4355，由Springer出版社出版，出版地为德国，出版周期为月刊。该期刊的影响因子根据最新数据约为3.1，属于非开放获取（非OA）期刊，并被SCI收录，在中科院分区中通常位于医学类3区或4区。该杂志专注于癌症支持性护理领域，发文特点包括关注癌症患者的症状管理、生活质量、心理社会支持、疼痛控制及姑息治疗等研究，涵盖临床实践、护理干预和跨学科合作等内容。杂志质量较高，审稿流程严格，但作为专科期刊，其影响因子相对中等，可能存在投稿竞争激烈或审稿周期较长的风险，适合从事肿瘤支持性护理研究的学者投稿。

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