["The Editorial Policy of the Chinese Journal of Practical Internal Medicine"]

Abstract：["The Chinese Journal of Practical Internal Medicine was first published in 1981. It is a professional internal medicine technical journal sponsored by the National Health Commission of the People\u0027s Republic of China, and co-sponsored by the Chinese Medical Association and China Medical University. The journal has always adhered to the editorial policy of \u0027facing clinical practice, emphasizing practicality, focusing on the combination of theory and practice, and improving the diagnostic and treatment level of general internal medicine doctors\u0027. With its content being \u0027clinically practical\u0027, it has won the favor of a wide readership. The journal has been continuously rated as an \u0027internal medicine core journal\u0027 in the \u0027List of Core Journals in Chinese Periodicals\u0027, listed by the Ministry of Science and Technology as a \u0027source journal for scientific and technological papers\u0027, entered the \u0027Chinese Journal Array\u0027 of the State Administration of Press and Publication, and was awarded the title of \u0027double-efficiency journal\u0027. In the second and third national journal award competitions organized by the State Administration of Press and Publication, the journal was awarded the \u0027National Journal Award Nomination\u0027 twice. In 2014, it received the nomination for the China Publishing Government Award for Periodicals, and in 2017, it was selected as one of the \u0027Top 100 Chinese Newspapers and Periodicals\u0027. The journal is indexed by several foreign databases, including the Cambridge Scientific Abstracts (CSA). The journal features various sections such as Commentaries, Guidelines and Consensus, Guideline Interpretation, Special Discussions, Expert Forums, Original Articles, Reviews and Lectures, Discussion of Difficult Cases, and Case Reports. To promote innovative articles, the journal has established a \u0027green channel\u0027 for submissions, which requires authors to attach a \u0027novelty search report\u0027 with their manuscripts, allowing them to be published more quickly."]