Editorial experience of the Cuban Journal of Health Technology

The editorial management of the Revista Cubana de Tecnología de la Salud has undergone a significant transformation aimed at improving quality, visibility, and internationalization. A strategic plan was implemented, focusing on four key objectives: updating the journal's legal framework, increasing indexing levels, enhancing visibility, and strengthening international cooperation. Of the 12 tasks proposed, 75% were successfully completed, including the redefinition of editorial policies and the development of strategies for web visibility and social media communication. Efforts to internationalize the journal resulted in a notable increase in foreign publications, reaching 23.7% in 2023. Additionally, the journal has prioritized the training of human resources in editorial processes, integrating editorial management into undergraduate curricula and fostering professional development. These actions reflect a commitment to excellence, transparency, and accessibility, positioning the journal as a dynamic and rigorous scientific publication in the field of health technology. The experience gained highlights the importance of continuous improvement and adaptation to the evolving demands of scientific publishing.

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Seminars in Medical Writing and Education
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.56294/mw2024439
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Scientific Research and Technology
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Editorial experience of the Cuban Journal of Health Technology

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Editorial experience of the Cuban Journal of Health Technology

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The editorial management of the Revista Cubana de Tecnología de la Salud has undergone a significant transformation aimed at improving quality, visibility, and internationalization. A strategic plan was implemented, focusing on four key objectives: updating the journal's legal framework, increasing indexing levels, enhancing visibility, and strengthening international cooperation. Of the 12 tasks proposed, 75% were successfully completed, including the redefinition of editorial policies and the development of strategies for web visibility and social media communication. Efforts to internationalize the journal resulted in a notable increase in foreign publications, reaching 23.7% in 2023. Additionally, the journal has prioritized the training of human resources in editorial processes, integrating editorial management into undergraduate curricula and fostering professional development. These actions reflect a commitment to excellence, transparency, and accessibility, positioning the journal as a dynamic and rigorous scientific publication in the field of health technology. The experience gained highlights the importance of continuous improvement and adaptation to the evolving demands of scientific publishing.

Seminars in Medical Writing and EducationVol. 3
Universidad de Ciencias Médicas de la Habana (CU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 69%
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