1、该刊只有国际刊号。

2、投稿方式：在线投稿。

3、官网网址：

https://www.keaipublishing.com/en/journals/chinese-general-practice-journal/

https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/chinese-general-practice-journal

4、投稿系统：

https://www.editorialmanager.com/cgpj/default2.aspx

5、官网邮箱：editorialoffice@cgpj.net.cn

6、官网电话：18501180654

7、出刊日期：季刊，一年出版4期。

8、官方微信公众号：中国全科医学杂志英文版

2025年6月11日星期三

《中国全科医学》英文版（Chinese General Practice Journal，CGPJ）介绍

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中国全科医学杂志英文版2025年06月09日

期刊简介

为适应社会和学术发展的趋势，推动中国相关领域科研人员和成果与国际同事之间的交流，《中国全科医学》杂志社于2024年创立Chinese General Practice Journal(CGPJ)，即《中国全科医学》杂志的英文版:

发表中国全科医学及与之密切相关的学科领域最优秀的菁华集萃

向世界贡献中国全科医学最前沿的发展和创新

秉持学术研究的评判、辩证、中立和求实的精神

促进世界各地全科医学同行的交流、借鉴和共同进步

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期刊主页

https://www.keaipublishing.com/en/journals/chinese-general-practice-journal/

邮箱editorialoffice@cgpj.net.cn

电话18501180654

Guide for Authors

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Introduction

About CGPJ

The

Chinese General Practice Journal (CGPJ) was founded and operated by the

Chinese General Practice Publishing House Co., Ltd. The company also

creates and manages 'Chinese General Practice,' which is published in

Chinese language and is one of the most renowned academic journals in

the field of primary care and general practice in China.

Aligned

with the trends of academic and disciplinary development, and to foster

more frequent scholarly interactions between researchers, the CGPJ was

established in January 2024. It aims to serve as a sister journal of

'Chinese General Practice,' progressing and developing alongside it.

CGPJ

is an academic journal targeting a global research audience.

Collaborating closely with 'Chinese General Practice', it features the

most outstanding and distinguished works in Chinese general practice and

related disciplines, showcasing leading developments and innovations

from China to the community. Committed to the principles of critical,

dialectical, neutral, and pragmatic academic research, CGPJ focuses on

presenting the key evidences and insights in the field of general

practice of China. Its goal is to foster exchange, learning, and

collective advancement among general practice colleagues worldwide.

Publication Scope

CGPJ

will focus on publishing research primarily in the fields of general

practice (family medicine), primary care, and community health.

Additionally, it will feature studies closely aligned with these areas,

encompassing evidence-based clinical research, health services research,

research in health policy and economics, medical education research,

and epidemiology studies and other most relevant disciplines. The

journal will also highlight research that supports the development of

these fields, including studies on relevant medical and health theories,

technologies, research methods and instruments.

Specifically,

the topic of articles published by CGPJ can be categorized into the

following six categories, all closely related to general practice,

primary care and community health:

1. Discipline Development Research:

a.

Studies on exploring, enhancing, and applying the functional features

of primary care/general practice within specific primary care context.

b. Research closely related to research capacity building of primary care/general practice research.

c.

Evaluation, localization, or development of research instruments for

primary care/general practice research, such as survey instruments -

scales, data collection instruments, computer coding instruments.

d.

Development of research infrastructure for primary care/general

practice research, such as Practice-Based Research Networks (PBRNs), or

multi-disciplinary research team.

e. Methodological studies applicable to solving research questions in general practice/primary care/family medicine.

2. Clinical Research:

a. Studies on clinical issues or pathways in general practice and primary care facilities.

b. Clinical studies on interventions for health risk factors in general practice and primary care facilities.

c. Patient-centered clinical studies aimed at improving health in general practice and primary care facilities.

d.

Translational research applying scientific evidence and techniques from

other disciplines to clinical work in general practice and primary care

facilities.

e. Studies on the clinical scope and disease spectrum of general practice and primary care facilities.

3.Health Services Research:

a. Research on improving specific pathways and provision in general practice and primary care services.

b.

Research on improving the implementation environment of health services

provided by general practice and primary care facilities.

c.

Research on the healthcare choice preferences and doctor-patient

relationship between healthcare personnel and patients/residents in

local community and general practice/primary care facilities.

d.

Translational research applying scientific evidence and techniques from

other disciplines to health service in community and primary care

facilities.

e.

Research on the expansion of health service scope in primary care

facilities and enhancing its collaboration with general hospitals.

4.Research in health policy and economics:

a.

Research on the macro design and specific construction of primary care

system and services. b. Research on the provision and distribution of

resources and services within health system and related to primary care

section. c. Research on disparities in provision and distribution of

resources and services within primary care system, such as

cross-regional and urban-rural disparities. d. Research on the provision

and distribution of resources and services by primary care to specific

population, especially for vulnerable populations. e. Health economics

research related to general practice and primary care practice,

including health economic evaluations.

5.Medical Education Research:

a.

Research on recruiting and retaining medical personnel for general

practice and primary care facilities. b. Research on academic education,

vocational training, and continuing professional development for

medical personnel for general practice and primary care facilities. c.

Research on the organization, management, and task distribution of

general practitioners/family doctors and other primary care

professionals. d. Research on the development of curriculum, courses and

materials in general practice, primary care, and community health

education and training. e. Rigorous, large-scale population surveys on

competencies of medical personnel for general practice and primary care

facilities.

6.Epidemiological Research:

a. Epidemiological research on community health closely related to general practice and primary care in specific region.

b. Population epidemiology studies on the natural history and social determinant of health of community residents.

c.

Nationwide representative epidemiological research on the prevalence

and disease burden of infectious and non-infectious diseases related to

the practice scope of general practice and primary care.

Types of paper

In

2024, aside from a small number of invited Commentaries and Editorials,

Chinese General Practice Journal (CGPJ) will only accept two types of

articles: Original Research and Systematic Review.

The

format requirements for these two types of articles in CGPJ are

entirely consistent with those of 'Chinese General Practice.'

For

more specific details, please refer to the submission format guide of

'Chinese General Practice':

https://www.chinagp.net/EN/1007-9572/home.shtml

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