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Existing customer loginThe Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery publishes work in the fields of trauma and acute care surgery. The journal releases 12 issues per year and reports an Impact Factor of 3.7, with rankings of 14/62 in Critical Care Medicine and 33/312 in Surgery.
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Existing customer loginSubmission Instructions
Journal Of Trauma And Acute Care Surgery accepts the following article types. Click on an article type to view submission instructions.
Original Research
Systematic Review (with Meta-Analysis)
Systematic Review (without Meta-Analysis)
Regular Review Articles
Scoping Reviews
Brief Reports
Editorials
Letters to the Editor
Recent Publications
Response to comments on “Contemporary management of large bowel obstruction: What you need to know”
Pawan J. Mathew, Kevin M. Schuster
Aspirin versus enoxaparin for postdischarge venous thromboembolism prophylaxis following orthopedic trauma surgery: An ongoing debate
Anish Gangavaram, Ronak J. Mahatme, Samuel K. Gerak, Kathryn Rost, Shawn A. Moore, Leticia Breuer, Quinn Retzloff, Paul McMillan, Henry C. Sagi
Declining helmet use and emerging electric vehicle injuries among pediatric patients presenting with micromobility accidents: A single-center analysis
Mason Henrich, Melissa Blatt, Tania Zielonka, Sarah Monchar, Ashley Rosskopf, Jun Tashiro
Individual skill and institutional competence: A framework for HALO procedure implementation
Efrem Colonetti, Marco Bonsano, Luca Carenzo, Maurizio Migliari, Osvaldo Chiara, Thomas Scalea, Sharon Henry
Lateral implosion injuries: Epidemiology, outcomes and evaluation of the Ch-Sh classification
Joseph E. Hughes-Gooding, Liam Alcock, Peter T.M. Clarke, William J. Hunt, John G. Edwards
Frequently asked questions
Is Journal Of Trauma And Acute Care Surgery open access?
No, Journal Of Trauma And Acute Care Surgery is a subscription-based journal. Access to articles typically requires a subscription or individual purchase, though some content may be available through institutional access or after an embargo period.
Reformat to Journal Of Trauma And Acute Care Surgery using Livewrite PremiumWhat is the impact factor of Journal Of Trauma And Acute Care Surgery?
The 2024 Journal Impact Factor (JIF) for Journal Of Trauma And Acute Care Surgery is 3.7. The impact factor is a measure of the frequency with which the average article in a journal has been cited in a particular year, and is often used as a proxy for the relative importance of a journal within its field.
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Yes. A cover letter is required for all submissions and must include the full manuscript title, chosen article type, a statement confirming the work is original and noting any preprint posting, and the journal’s required self‑blinding attestation (“I, AUTHOR, have reviewed and edited the submission to omit any identifying information…”). It should also provide the corresponding author’s contact details and indicate affiliated‑society memberships (AAST, EAST, WTA, PTS, TAC, CWIS, ANZAST) if seeking print color figure fee waivers.
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The journal is hybrid open access. Authors may choose open access on acceptance; the Article Processing Charge (APC) is set by Wolters Kluwer and must be paid within 30 days (exact amount not listed here). Open access articles are published under a CC BY‑NC‑ND license, and Read‑and‑Publish agreements may cover APCs for eligible authors at participating institutions. Color figures printed in the journal incur charges: $750 for the first color figure and $250 for each additional; members of affiliated societies receive two eligible color figures free of charge. Some figure types are printed in grayscale only regardless of membership. There are no stated page charges; standard permissions or reuse fees, if needed, are the responsibility of authors.
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