Journal Update:

Evidence-Based Practice in Child and Adolescent Mental Health

Journal Update:

Evidence-Based Practice in Child and Adolescent Mental Health

By Mary A. Fristad, PhD, ABPP
Editor, EPCAMH

EPCAMH is delighted to note that our annual downloads for the Jul 1, 2023-Jun 2024 period are 21% higher than in the prior academic year. We have a 3.1 CiteScore in Scopus and are in the Q2 CiteScore Best Quartile. Our acceptance rate continues to decline, which is sad for authors, but is suggestive of a higher quality journal, as the quality and quantity of manuscripts submitted continues to increase.

We have published two special issues this year –check them out, if you haven’t already! 9(2) focuses on Tic and Tourette Disorder while 9(3) addresses Education of the Behavioral Health Workforce. Keep your eyes out in 2025 for an upcoming special section on Bilingual Youth Mental Health Services and a special issue on Summer Treatment Programs.

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