Harvard Review

Academic journal

Harvard Review  

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Discipline	Medicine
Peer-reviewed
Language	English
Edited by
Former name(s)
History	1970–present
Publisher	Harvard University (United States)
Frequency	Quarterly
Open access

The Harvard Review is a prestigious peer-reviewed medical journal published by Harvard University. It is renowned for its comprehensive reviews and critical analyses of current medical research and practices. The journal aims to provide medical professionals with the latest insights and developments in the field of medicine, fostering a deeper understanding of complex medical issues.

History

The Harvard Review was established in 1970 as a platform for disseminating high-quality medical research and reviews. Over the years, it has become a leading source of information for medical practitioners, researchers, and educators. The journal is published quarterly and covers a wide range of topics in medicine, including internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, and psychiatry.

Scope and Content

The Harvard Review publishes articles that are meticulously reviewed by experts in the field. The journal's content includes:

1. Review Articles: These articles provide comprehensive overviews of specific medical topics, summarizing current research and offering insights into future directions.

2. Original Research: Although primarily a review journal, the Harvard Review occasionally publishes original research articles that have significant implications for medical practice.

3. Case Studies: Detailed analyses of clinical cases that offer valuable lessons for medical practitioners.

4. Editorials and Commentaries: Thought-provoking pieces that discuss current trends and controversies in medicine.

Editorial Board

The editorial board of the Harvard Review consists of distinguished scholars and practitioners from various fields of medicine. The board is responsible for maintaining the journal's high standards and ensuring the quality and relevance of its content.

Impact and Influence

The Harvard Review is widely regarded as an authoritative source in the medical community. Its articles are frequently cited in other scholarly works, and the journal has a significant impact on medical education and practice. The insights provided by the Harvard Review help shape clinical guidelines and inform policy decisions in healthcare.

Access and Availability

The Harvard Review is available both in print and online. Subscribers can access the journal through its official website, where they can find current and past issues, as well as supplementary materials and resources.

Also see

• Harvard Medical School
• New England Journal of Medicine
• Journal of the American Medical Association
• Lancet
• British Medical Journal