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:

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

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]