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ABC Heart Failure & Cardiomyopathy: Management Review and Indexing Perspectives

Introduction – context and mission

ABC Heart Failure & Cardiomyopathy (ABC HF) was established in 2021 as a specialized journal within Brazilian Society of Cardiology’s (SBC) family of scientific journals. The creation of ABC HF responded to a longstanding request from the Department of Heart Failure (DEIC-SBC) for a dedicated platform for disseminating high-quality research in the fields of heart failure and cardiomyopathies, including their various diagnostic and therapeutic approaches.

The mission of ABC HF goes beyond merely publishing scientific articles. The journal aims to create an environment that encourages the production and dissemination of knowledge, thereby strengthening scientific exchange and establishing itself as a reliable source of information for researchers and healthcare professionals in Portuguese-speaking countries and Latin America, regions that are particularly affected by the significant impact of heart failure.

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Special Article

Conflict of interest policies and disclosure requirements among European Society of Cardiology National Cardiovascular Journals

Fernando Alfonso et al. Adam Timmis Fausto J. Pinto Giuseppe Ambrosio … Hugo Ector Piotr Kulakowski Panos Vardas

Disclosure of potential conflicts of interest (COI) is used by biomedical journals to guarantee credibility and transparency of the scientific process. COI disclosure, however, is not systematically nor consistently dealt with by journals. Recent joint editorial efforts paved the way towards the implementation of uniform vehicles for COI disclosure. This paper provides a comprehensive editorial perspective on classical COI-related issues. New insights into current COI policies and practices among European Society of Cardiology national cardiovascular journals, as derived from a cross-sectional survey using a standardised questionnaire, are discussed.

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Artigo Original

Publication trends in the quartely, bimonthly and monthly cycles of publication in the Brazilian Archives of Cardiology over five decades

Alfredo José Mansur et al. Adriana Salatini Abud Cícero Piva de Albuquerque

OBJECTIVE: To study trends in selected manuscript characteristics of articles published in the Brazilian Archives of Cardiology from March 1948, to February 1998, in the quarterly, bimonthly and monthly cycles of publication. METHODS: A random sample of 25% of all issues of the journal comprised the study sample: 13 issues (11.5%) from the quarterly, 27 (23,5%) from the bimonthly, and 58 (65%) from the monthly publication cycle. We studied the type of manuscript, number of authors, geographical distribution, language of publication and references. RESULTS: A total of 1204 articles were studied, 90 (7.5%) from the quarterly, 238 (19,8%) from the bimonthly, and 876 (72.8%) from the monthly publication cycle. The most frequent published articles were original contributions (353), reviews (350) and case reports (205). No significant difference occurred in the proportion of original articles, reviews and case reports; the number of authors was higher in the monthly period;a geographical concentration of the contributions occurred (72% from three Brazilian States); manuscripts in languages other than Portuguese decreased. The mean number of Brazilian references cited was less than 4.7 and the mean number of international references cited was greater than 16.7. CONCLUSION: The analysis of the trends over five decades of publication revealed the need for further steps to be taken by the Brazilian Archives of Cardiology, to meet international publication standards for biomedical journals as well as authors’ and readers’ demands.

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ABC Heart Failure & Cardiomyopathy: Management Review and Indexing Perspectives

Introduction – context and mission

Conflict of interest policies and disclosure requirements among European Society of Cardiology National Cardiovascular Journals

Publication trends in the quartely, bimonthly and monthly cycles of publication in the Brazilian Archives of Cardiology over five decades

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