Consortium PSYCHIATRICUM


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The scientific peer-review medical journal, founded in 2020.

Mission: to create an open international platform for publishing cutting-edge scientific papers on mental health.

Topics: clinical psychiatry, biological and social psychiatry, psychology, psychotherapy, public mental health, epidemiology of mental disorders, neuroscience and fundamental research, interdisciplinary research.

Article types: research articles, reviews, clinical cases, commentaries, special views and discussions.

Indexation: Scopus, PubMed, PsycInfo, RSCI, DOAJ SEAL, Google Scholar, Ulrich's Periodicals Directory, Dimensions, Crossref

Periodicity: Quarterly (4 issues a year).

We accept manuscripts in Russian and English.

Language: English (for print and online versions), Russian (online version only).

Peer-review: double blind (learn more).

APС & distribution: NO article processing charges for authors; Platinum Open Access; CC BY 4.0 International license.

Editor-in-Chief: professor George P. Kostyuk (ORCID), director of Mental-health clinic No.1 named after N.A. Alexeev, chief expert in psychiatry of Moscow Healthcare Department.

Publisher: Eco-Vector Publishing Group (WEB: https://eco-vector.com/)

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Update to Editorial Policy on the provision of Raw Data

Posted: 04.03.2026

The journal Consortium PSYCHIATRICUM has updated its editorial policy regarding the provision of raw data upon manuscript submission. 
Our editorial team has prepared a detailed guideline "Raw Research Data", which is available for reading and download.


 

New Editorial Policy: no more than three rounds of peer review per manuscript

Posted: 17.02.2026

Dear colleagues,
We are committed to ensuring that the peer-review process in our journal remains not only rigorous, but also respectful and comfortable for all participants — authors, editors, and reviewers alike. To support this goal, we are introducing a new policy: no more than three rounds of peer review per manuscript.


 

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