How to get your article published Open Access with SAGE

Are you a researcher looking to publish open access? In this short video about open access, you can find out about what open access is, why you will benefit as an author, and how you can get published in a gold open access journal at SAGE. SAGE publishes over 150 gold open access journals, and in 2016 we published over 2,500 gold open access articles. Publish open access with SAGE and your research will be disseminated widely, allowing maximum visibility for your research.
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SAGE has been actively engaged with the open access debate from very early on. It is core to our culture and philosophy to be open to new, innovative developments in every sector we work in. This enables us to better develop appropriate strategies that both protect our existing core business and capitalize on new market developments.

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Dear JRSM Cardiovascular Disease,
My name's dr.Rido Maulana, and I'm from Indonesia. I'm very interested to your Journal and I would like to ask how much impact factor did JRSM have until now? we have a plan to submit our paper to your journal soon as possible. I look forward to your reply
Sincerely,
Rido Maulana, MD

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Dear Dr Maulana,
Thank you very much for expressing interest in JRSM Cardiovascular Disease. The journal does not currently have an Impact Factor, however, it is indexed in PubMed/PubMedCentral and in the Emerging Sources Citation Index. We are the official journal of the London Cardiovascular Society, and have an average time from submission to first decision of 36 days. If you’d like to find out more about submitting your paper to the journal, you can read our manuscript submission guidelines here: uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/journal/jrsm-cardiovascular-disease#submission-guidelines. You can also find out about our Editorial Board by clicking here: uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/journal/jrsm-cardiovascular-disease#editorial-board
Best wishes,
Gabriella Anderson, Senior Publishing Editor, JRSM Cardiovascular Disease