Journal Update:

Evidence-Based Practice in Child and Adolescent Mental Health

Journal Update:

Evidence-Based Practice in Child and Adolescent Mental Health

By Mary Fristad, PhD
Editor, EPCAMH

It has been an exciting year for EPCAMH! In addition to our Top 10 Downloaded articles for 2022, we have lots of other kudos to share.

• We had a 27% increase in the number of downloads in 2022, compared to 2021
• Our top two high volume Editorial Board reviewers are Drs. Ben Fields and Jennifer Hughes
• Our top three high volume ad hoc reviewers are Drs. John Ackerman, Miya Barnett, and Adrienne Inscoe

Some other fun facts—in 2022, we had a 48% rejection rate, our time from article acceptance to on-line publication was under 2 months, and the median time between submission and editorial decision was under 4 weeks.

Also, our publisher, Taylor & Francis, has a new Manuscript Submission Portal.. All new submissions should go through this new portal. However, if you are revising a manuscript, please continue to use the original portal at ScholarOne Manuscripts (manuscriptcentral.com).

If you are interested in becoming a reviewer for EPCAMH, please back-channel me. If you are new to reviewing or want to brush up on your skills, Taylor & Francis provides trainings- see 5 tips on how to become a peer reviewer.

As always, I encourage our members to read, cite, and submit EPCAMH articles, as we strive to become the #1 clinical resource for our practitioner members.