Can someone enlighten me with regard to peer-reviewed (preferred SCI index journals) fast-track publication journals
Akila Randika Jayamaha Fast-track publishing journals attempt to publish papers rapidly, typically within a few weeks or months of submission. These journals frequently feature a more flexible review procedure, with the purpose of having articles published as soon as possible rather than assuring the greatest quality.
Peer-reviewed publications are academic journals in which papers are examined by other experts before publication. This review procedure is intended to assure the quality and validity of the published research.
SCI-indexed publications are academic journals that are included in Clarivate Analytics' Science Citation Index (SCI), a database of scientific literature. SCI-indexed journals are thought to be of high quality since they go through a rigorous peer review procedure and are extensively referenced in the scientific community.
It is crucial to remember that SCI indexing and fast-track publishing are not always mutually exclusive. There are several SCI-indexed fast-track publication journals, albeit they are less prevalent. When selecting a journal for publishing, it is critical to examine both the magazine's quality and the pace with which it is published.
Thank you very much for the feedback but some of the journals unfairly take too much time for the publication process. As an example, I have submitted one SCI index journal and it took almost 6 months to pass the editor. That's why I want to know about good quality fast-track publication journals.
Hello @Akila
I strongly recommend that you need to find a journal that matches the topic and interest of your work (and, of course, it has to be fast and so on).
I agree, and I am looking for journals related to public health, especially journals related to drug addiction and substance use treatment.
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