Table 6.
Productivity-based top journals for the eating disorders and schizophrenia fields
| Eating disorders | Schizophrenia | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Journal | Rank (n. of documents) | Journal | Rank (n. of documents) |
| Zone 1 = great productivity | |||
| International journal of eating disorders | 57 (518) | Schizophrenia research | 58 (1523) |
| Eating and weight disorders | 121 (328) | Schizophrenia bulletin | 13 (457) |
| Early intervention in psychiatry | 127 (281) | ||
| Zone 2 = moderate productivity | |||
| 1.European eating disorders review | 67 (178) | 1. Psychological medicine | 19 (276) |
| 2. Eating behaviors | 128 (131) | 2. Translational psychiatry | 23 (229) |
| 3. Psychological medicine | 19 (49) | 3. BMC Psychiatry | 103 (179) |
| 4. Journal of adolescent health | 48 (34) | 4. Journal of psychiatric research | 46 (162) |
| 5. Journal of affective disorders | 52 (29) | 5. Molecular psychiatry | 5 (158) |
| 6. Journal of psychiatric research | 46 (25) | 6. Journal of clinical psychopharmacology | 129 (141) |
| 7. European archives of psychiatry and clinical neuroscience | 69 (134) | ||
| 8. Jama psychiatry | 4 (126) | ||
| 9. American journal of psychiatry | 6 (117) | ||
| 10. Australian and New Zealand journal of psychiatry | 47 (104) | ||
| 11. European neuropsychopharmacology | 36 (100) | ||
| 12. Psychiatry research—neuroimaging | 133 (99) | ||
| 13. The lancet psychiatry | 3 (97) | ||
| 14. Neuropsychopharmacology | 12 (96) | ||
| 15. Psychiatric services | 130 (95) | ||
| Zone 3 = low productivity | |||
| Eating disorders n = 105 journals (92.9%) | Schizophrenia n = 122 journals (87.1%) | ||