Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica
Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica (Acta Psychiatr. Scand.) is a monthly psychiatry journal founded in 1926 and now published by Wiley-Blackwell, part of John Wiley & Sons. It took its present name in 1961 when it was separated from its neurological companion, and is among the longest continuously published psychiatry titles in Europe. It is a hybrid journal, with a 2025 impact factor of 4.7.《斯堪的纳维亚精神病学报》(Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica'''',缩写 Acta Psychiatr. Scand.'')是 1926 年创刊、现由约翰威立旗下(Wiley-Blackwell)出版的精神病学月刊,1961 年与神经病学分册分立后启用现名,是欧洲连续出版时间最长的精神病学刊物之一。该刊为混合出版,二〇二五年影响因子为 4.7。
Scope
The journal presents itself as a general title for clinical psychiatry, taking both clinical work on patients and populations and translational work on mechanism, and asking that a visible link between the two be maintained. The editorial office assigns responsibility by disease area, and the principal fields are:本刊的定位是「临床精神病学的通用刊物」:既收以患者与人群为对象的临床研究,也收解释疾病机制的转化研究,并要求两者之间保持可见的联系。编辑部按疾病领域分设责任编辑,收文重点包括:
- Clinical psychiatry: diagnosis and classification, course and outcome studies, evaluation of drug and psychological treatments, and research on services and health systems.临床精神病学: 诊断与分类、病程与结局研究、药物治疗与心理治疗的效果评价、服务与卫生体系研究。
- Epidemiology: incidence and prevalence studies based on registry data, risk factors and disease burden, and evaluation of population-level interventions.流行病学: 基于登记数据的发病率与患病率研究、危险因素与疾病负担、人群干预的效果评价。
- Genetics and translation: the genetic architecture of psychiatric disorders and polygenic risk, epigenetics, and mechanistic work running from genes to neural circuits.遗传与转化: 精神疾病的遗传结构与多基因风险、表观遗传、从基因到神经环路的机制研究。
- Neurobiology: brain imaging and neurophysiology, neurochemistry and neuroimmunology, and the bridge between animal models and human studies.神经生物学: 脑影像与神经生理、神经化学与神经免疫、动物模型与人体研究的衔接。
- Digital psychiatry: symptom monitoring from mobile and wearable data, digital intervention and remote care, and clinical validation of data-intensive methods.数字精神病学: 移动设备与可穿戴数据的症状监测、数字干预与远程诊疗、数据密集型方法的临床验证。
- Section structure: the office also assigns editors for affective disorders, child and adolescent psychiatry, cognition, eating disorders, meta-analysis, physical health, schizophrenia and substance use, so that every subspecialty has a responsible handler.分领域方向: 编辑部另按情感障碍、儿童青少年、认知、进食障碍、荟萃分析、躯体健康、精神分裂症与物质滥用分设责任编辑,保证各亚专业都有对口的处理人。
The journal is hybrid and authors may pay an article processing charge to publish open access. It publishes neither an acceptance rate nor a time to first decision, and the publisher gives only journal-level citation metrics.本刊为混合出版,作者可选择支付文章处理费以开放获取发表;期刊不公布录用比例与首决时长,官方仅给出期刊层面的引用指标。[1]
History
- Founding (1926): the journal was founded in Copenhagen in 1926 by the Danish psychiatrist Knud H. Krabbe under the title Acta Psychiatrica et Neurologica, published by Munksgaard, with the founder himself as editor until 1961.创刊(1926年): 1926 年由丹麦精神病学家(Knud H. Krabbe)创办于哥本哈根,创刊刊名为《斯堪的纳维亚精神病与神经病学学报》,由(Munksgaard)出版社出版,创办人本人任主编直至 1961 年。[2]
- Renaming and the split (1951–1961): the word Scandinavica was added to the title in 1951, and in 1961 the neurological content was formally separated: Acta Neurologica Scandinavica was launched as a new title while this journal took its present name and continued the parent's volume numbering from volume 37, unbroken to this day.改名与分册(1951—1961年): 1951 年刊名加注(Scandinavica)字样;1961 年本刊与神经病学内容正式分立,《斯堪的纳维亚神经病学报》另行创刊,本刊改为现名并承接原刊第 37 卷,卷号连续至今。[3]
- Publishing history: publication passed from Munksgaard in Copenhagen to Blackwell and then Blackwell Munksgaard, and since 2008 the journal has been part of John Wiley & Sons, appearing under the Wiley-Blackwell imprint. It is monthly, with twelve issues a year.出版方沿革: 出版方由哥本哈根的(Munksgaard)转为(Blackwell)及其后的(Blackwell Munksgaard),2008 年起归约翰威立,现以(Wiley-Blackwell)名义出版;刊期为月刊,每年十二期。[1]
- Metrics and indexing: the 2025 Journal Citation Reports impact factor is 4.7, with a CiteScore of 9.8 and a journal citation indicator of 1.2. The journal is indexed in the Science Citation Index Expanded, the Social Sciences Citation Index, Scopus and MEDLINE, one of the few psychiatry titles carried by both the social science and the medical indexes.指标与收录: 2025 年期刊引证报告影响因子 4.7、引用分数 9.8、期刊引文指标 1.2;本刊同时被科学引文索引扩展版、社会科学引文索引、Scopus 与 MEDLINE 收录,是精神病学刊物中少有的社会科学与医学双收录期刊。[4]
Editors
The journal is run by an editor-in-chief supported by a deputy and by section editors assigned by field. The office is small but its division of labour is explicit, and successive editors-in-chief have generally been senior Nordic psychiatrists serving long terms.本刊实行主编负责、副主编与按领域分设责任编辑并行的架构,编辑部规模不大但分工明确,历任主编多由丹麦与北欧精神病学界的资深学者担任,任期普遍较长。[5]
- Present editor-in-chief: Ida Hageman holds the chair and works in psychiatry in the Copenhagen area, with Søren Dinesen Østergaard as deputy editor. The publisher does not state the year of either appointment.现任主编: (Ida Hageman)任主编,供职于哥本哈根地区的精神科;副主编为(Søren Dinesen Østergaard)。出版方未公布两人的就任年份。[5]
- Founder and early editors: the founder Knud H. Krabbe edited the journal from 1926 until the split in 1961 and was a significant reformer of the Danish mental hospital system创办人与早期主编: 创办人(Knud H. Krabbe)自 1926 年任主编至 1961 年分册为止,是丹麦精神病院体系的重要改革者;其后由(Erik Strömgren)自 1961 年主持至 1981 年,任期长达二十年。 he was followed by Erik Strömgren, who held the chair for twenty years from 1961 to 1981.[2]
- The last three decades: an official editorial records that the present editorial office has run the journal since 1998 under Povl Munk-Jørgensen近三十年: 官方社论记载现编辑部自 1998 年起负责本刊,由(Povl Munk-Jørgensen)主持;1981 至 1998 年之间的主编人选,出版方未公布名录。 the publisher lists no names for the editors between 1981 and 1998.[3]
- Role in the field: the journal has long been the principal outlet for Nordic psychiatric research, and epidemiological papers built on the Nordic register systems form its most distinctive body of literature.学科角色: 本刊长期是北欧精神病学研究成果的主要发表园地,依托北欧登记系统的流行病学论文构成了本刊最具辨识度的一支文献传统。[1]