Mental Health in Family Medicine

ISSN (print):  1756-834X

ISSN (online):  1756-8358

Circulation:  2500

Frequency:  Quarterly: March, June, September and December

Aims and Scope

Mental Health in Family Medicine (formerly Primary Care Mental Health) will promote ‘best mental health practice’ within family medicine. Its philosophy will be consistent with the global ideals of Wonca: to promote inclusivity, partnership and collaboration, choice and recovery within the framework of diversity and the uniqueness of the patient.

  

Mental Health in Family Medicine is the official journal of the World Organization of Family Doctors (Wonca) Working Party on Mental Health.

Readership

Mental Health in Family Medicine provides essential reading for family practitioners, nurses, social workers, psychiatrists, psychotherapists, psychologists, occupational therapists, researchers, teachers, healthcare managers, medical and healthcare libraries.

Online access

Information on the journal can be found at: www.radcliffe-oxford.com/mhfm.  The journal is published online with IngentaConnect, providing electronic access to full-text delivery, searching and indexing, a facility used by over 4500 journals worldwide. Go to: www.ingentaconnect.com/content/rmp/mhfm.htm

Subscription rates

2008: Volume 5, Issues 1-4, £175, per annum, post free

Citation

The journal is indexed in the following:

  • EMBASE/Excerpta Medica

  • Scopus

  • EMCare

  • CINAHL

  • British Nursing Index

  • DH - Data

  • Health and Social Care Abstracts

  • OCLC First Search Electronic Collections Online

  • Swets Wise

  • Zetoc

  • EBSCOhost Electronic Journals Service

  • Ulrichs International Periodicals Directory

Format

Trim size: 297 x 210mm     Type area: 238 x 157mm

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Supplements

Mental Health in Family Medicine offers the facility to publish supplements which meet the journal's standard of editorial content and quality.  They could be included in the journal's index and distributed to its full circulation, with the option of additional copies at bulk discounts.  Quotations will be provided on request.