BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology

Editor:

Prof Philip J Steer FRCOG
Print ISSN: 1470-0328
Online ISSN: 1471-0528
Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
Current vol: 116
Frequency: Monthly
Impact factor: (2008) 3.101
Ranking: (2008) 10/59
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News and announcements

BJOG International Reviews 2009

In October 2009 BJOG published a special supplement containing reviews and commentaries pertinent to achieving millennium development goals (MDGS) 4 and 5 especially in low resource countries. The supplement has been edited by Andrew Weeks and Nynke van den Broek of the University of Liverpool and Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and will be distributed free to clinicians in low resource settings. The issue is available free online here.

BJOG podcast launched: Termination of pregnancy and the risk of subsequent preterm birth—what is the evidence?

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Call for papers: infections in pregnancy

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BJOG is recruiting Supplements Editors

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BJOG Impact Factor announcement

The new Impact Factor for BJOG has jumped to 3.101 (from 2.666), the highest Impact Factor the journal has ever achieved. BJOG is now rated among the top ten journals in its discipline. The Impact Factor is a widely recognized classification of a journal's influence and reputation.

Also, BJOG has the highest Immediacy Index in the category of obstetrics and gynaecology journals. The Immediacy Index, (another Journal Citation Reports® metric) indicates the current relevance of a journal based on citations that appear the same year an article was published.

We would like to thank the reviewers, our team of Editors, the Editorial Board and authors who have all contributed to this achievement.

January theme issue 2010

The next BJOG theme issue will be on The gynaecological and reproductive health problems of puberty and adolescence, edited by Adam Balen, Pierre Martin-Hirsch and guest editor Sarah Creighton.


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