European Psychiatry, the official journal of the European Psychiatric Association (EPA), is set to become fully open access in 2020. The announcement coincides with that of the journal’s move to Cambridge University Press and means anyone will be able to read the research it publishes online and free of charge.
European Psychiatry supports the EPA’s mission to improve the lives of patients with psychiatric disorders and to promote professional excellence through education and research. Already a hybrid journal – publishing both open access and subscription-only articles – its move to Cambridge in January 2020 will see it become fully open access to better further that mission.
The journal contains articles on topics relevant to all mental health clinicians, researchers and neuroscientists. These include original research on pre-clinical and clinical scientific fields investigating the aetiology, pathophysiology and treatment of major psychiatric disorders.
In a statement, the Editors-in-Chief of the journal underscored the journal’s commitment to accessibility and transparency that is fully aligned with international initiatives such as Plan S.
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