Know your Journal - Indian Journal of Skin Allergy- Ft Prof. Dr Kiran Godse and Dr Sandipan Dhar
An open-access, peer-reviewed publication dedicated to publishing top-notch articles in the area of skin allergies is the Indian Journal of Skin Allergy (IJSA). The Skin Allergy Research Society, India owns the journal, which is printed by Scientific Scholar. The Journal was founded in 2021.
The IJSA's main goals are to promote ongoing medical education among its members, dermatologists, and postgraduate students, as well as to disseminate scientific discourse among dermatologists related to skin allergies through the publication of various types of manuscripts, including review articles, clinical studies, case reports, case series, or other pertinent articles.
Readers from all over the world can access an article that has been published in the journal for free. Additionally, the essay and the figures are protected by the author's copyright. This enables authors to increase their exposure in the field of medical research and gain acknowledgment for their contributions on a global scale.
It publishes articles when they are accepted following peer review and does so on a semi-annual basis. The Indian Journal of Skin Allergy (IJSA) is accessible in print-on-demand and electronic journal formats.
Their audience includes all researchers and practitioners in Skin Allergy. The journal has accounts with Google Scholar, ProQuest, ReadCube, CrossRef, and Portico, among other abstracting partners.
In today's video Prof. Dr. Kiran Godse the past National President of IADVL 2020 and currently the Professor of Dermatology at D.Y.Patil University School of Medicine, Navi Mumbai., editor in chief of the Indian Journal of Skin Allergy and Dr. Sandipan Dhar Professor & Head, Dept. of Pediatric Dermatology at the Institute of Child Health, Kolkata, India talks about the journal in details.
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