JAMA Psychiatry Manuscript Guide
Evaluates study fit, evidence standards, and reporting guidelines for clinical psychiatry submissions to JAMA Psychiatry.
The JAMA Psychiatry Manuscript Guide helps clinical researchers, psychiatrists, and epidemiologists evaluate manuscript fit and navigate submission standards for JAMA Psychiatry. It provides structured assessments of trial power, validated clinical endpoints, prospectively registered protocols, and reporting checklists like CONSORT, STROBE, and PRISMA. The skill flags common desk-reject heuristics—such as underpowered neuroimaging studies or inadequately protected psychotherapy trial outcomes—while ensuring alignment with JAMA Network formatting, Key Points requirements, and appropriate journal re-routing strategies.
Características Principales
01Structures manuscripts according to JAMA Network house style and Key Points format
02Verifies compliance with CONSORT, STROBE, PRISMA, and prospective trial registration
03Flags common desk-reject risks like unvalidated biomarkers and uncorrected neuroimaging
04Provides smart venue re-routing to Lancet Psychiatry, JAMA, or subspecialty journals
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06Evaluates study scope, statistical power, and practice-relevance for JAMA Psychiatry
Casos de Uso
01Reviewing reporting checklists, protocols, and bias controls before journal submission
02Evaluating whether a psychiatric clinical trial meets JAMA Psychiatry evidence standards
03Choosing between JAMA Psychiatry, The Lancet Psychiatry, and specialty neuroscience venues