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Pubmed indexed / impact factor
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You can Google it.
Impact factors vary by age of the journal, citations and the target audience (and some other factors but trying to keep it simple) and so assigning a "respectable" range is a bit misleading. The journal you aim at will largely depend on the type of research you're conducting.
Impact factors vary by age of the journal, citations and the target audience (and some other factors but trying to keep it simple) and so assigning a "respectable" range is a bit misleading. The journal you aim at will largely depend on the type of research you're conducting.
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Most medical school libraries have access to a database called "Journal Citation Reports". This database indexes all journal by impact factor within a respective field.
