South East European Journal of Cardiology

The South East European Journal of Cardiology (SEEJCA) is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal, founded 2015 and is restarting its’ publications process this year.  SEEJCA is indexed in scientific databases (OpenAIRE, BASE, SciLit, Dimensions) and cooperates with several institutions (Crossref, Sherpa Romeo, Publons). Our mission is to build an internationally recognized journal for researchers and scientists alike, from different parts of the world and unite in our common goal, new practical research that will expand our knowledge and enrich the cardiology literature with new and break-through research and science.

We are inviting you to publish your work in our journal and by that partner with an editorially independent journal, distinguished world recognized editorial board and editor in chief, that are committed in maintaining the highest standards of medical science in the cardiology field. The peer-review process in our journal is in the safe hands of our distinguished editorial board of world recognized cardiologists. We will be dedicated to a thorough, but fast review process, so we can give our authors a fast delivery of their science to the world cardiology community and make it reproducible for future generations.

The journal covers a broad scope of topics in cardiology mostly, but not limited to several areas: General Cardiology, Cardiovascular Imaging, Interventional Cardiology, Cardiac Electrophysiology, Cardiovascular Surgery, Molecular Cardiology, Case Reports in Cardiology, Reviews in Cardiology, Thematic Issues in Cardiology.

Our journal team will take great care, so your work is highly visible to a worldwide network of researchers, clinicians, industry professionals, policy makers, media outlets, patients, and the wider public, and we will work with you and your affiliated institutions to expand the impact of your research on the world.

Lastly, South East European Journal of Cardiology is an on-line only, Open Access journal, in which published papers are immediately made available free of charge to the scientific community.