ATA Thyroid Readership Survey

ATA Survey of Thyroid Readership

Entering its 20th year, Thyroid, the official journal of the American Thyroid Association (ATA) remains unique in blending basic papers, clinical studies, and patient-focused reports.

Your feedback is appreciated. Please provide your response to the following survey statements and questions.
1.Thyroid is the leading resource for thyroidologists, endocrinologists, surgeons and internal medicine specialists to stay abreast of current reviews, commentaries, and clinical management strategies on all aspects of thyroid disease and treatment.
Strongly Agree
Agree Somewhat
Agree
Disagree Somewhat
Strongly Disagree
I do not know
Please select
2.Thyroid is an indispensable resource for health care providers to stay up to date on the latest thyroid disease studies (thyroid dysfunction, workup of thyroid nodules, management of thyroid cancer), and other common disorders encountered in endocrine practice.
Strongly Agree
Agree Somewhat
Agree
Disagree Somewhat
Strongly Disagree
I do not know
Please select
3.Thyroid is relevant for researchers in cell biology (autoimmunity, signaling, and hormone action), physiology, carcinogenesis, development, and genetics.
Strongly Agree
Agree Somewhat
Agree
Disagree Somewhat
Strongly Disagree
I do not know
Please select
4.Thyroid is critical to a wide range of specialties including: internal medicine, endocrine surgery, pediatrics, OB/GYN, radiology, nuclear medicine, and pathology.
Strongly Agree
Agree Somewhat
Agree
Disagree Somewhat
Strongly Disagree
I do not know
Please select
5.Thyroid is the repository for the best peer-reviewed translational research and clinical management in the field, offering online ahead-of-print publication.
Strongly Agree
Agree Somewhat
Agree
Disagree Somewhat
Strongly Disagree
I do not know
Please select
6.Thyroid covers all aspects of thyroid disease from primary care to clinical research.
Strongly Agree
Agree Somewhat
Agree
Disagree Somewhat
Strongly Disagree
I do not know
Please select
7.Thyroid is global in scope, providing access to the most current research worldwide.
Strongly Agree
Agree Somewhat
Agree
Disagree Somewhat
Strongly Disagree
I do not know
Please select
8.Thyroid is unique because it is the exclusive source for the authoritative and updated ATA Guidelines for Managing Thyroid Disease.
Strongly Agree
Agree Somewhat
Agree
Disagree Somewhat
Strongly Disagree
I do not know
Please select
9.The quality and relevancy of Thyroid has continuously grown over the last two decades.
Strongly Agree
Agree Somewhat
Agree
Disagree Somewhat
Strongly Disagree
I do not know
Please select
10.The content of Thyroid is well-balanced between reviews, clinical research, basic research, case reports, letters and editorials.
Strongly Agree
Agree Somewhat
Agree
Disagree Somewhat
Strongly Disagree
I do not know
Please select
11.How many articles do you read or look at per issue in Thyroid?
Entire issue
5-10 articles
3-4 articles
1-2 articles
None
Please select
12.Which of the following would you like to see?
More
Less
No need for change
Consider online publication
I do not know
Reviews
Clinical Research
Basic Research
Case Reports
Editorials
13.In what form do you read Thyroid?
Print
Online only
Both print and online
Please select
14.Do you like the idea of having part of the content only published online?
Excellent idea
Dislike the idea
I do not know
Please select
15.Have you submitted articles to Thyroid?
16.If no, what are the reasons for not submitting your work to Thyroid?
Select one or more
Quality of journal too low
Quality of journal too high
Expense
My work does not fit with the mission of Thyroid
I try to publish my work elsewhere first
17.Thyroid runs an efficient editorial office and puts papers through a well-organized, timely, rigorous peer-review process.
Strongly Agree
Agree Somewhat
Agree
Disagree Somewhat
Strongly Disagree
I do not know
Please select
18.Thyroid responds promptly to communications and queries from authors.
Strongly Agree
Agree Somewhat
Agree
Disagree Somewhat
Strongly Disagree
I do not know
Please select
19.How many times in the past two years have you been asked to review for Thyroid?
Never
1-5 times
6-10 times
>10 times
Please select
20.What percentage of the times that you are invited to review for Thyroid are you able to perform a review?
Not applicable
Never
About 30%
About 60%
Always
Please select
21.What is your assessment on the frequency of e-mail notices regarding the journal Thyroid?
Adequate
Too Frequent
Too Rare
Email updates
E-tables of contents
Press releases
Alerts about key papers
Special issue alerts
22.What is your assessment on the content of e-mail notices regarding the journal Thyroid?
Informative
Not informative
Too detailed
Email updates
E-tables of contents
Press releases
Alerts about key papers
Special issue alerts
23.Which form of publication do you prefer?
Select one
Print only
Online only
Print and online
I prefer a format for tablet computers
24.What is your ATA membership status?
Select one
Active member
Corresponding member
Senior member
Associate member
Emeritus member
Non-member
Subscribing library
25.Do you have any other comments on the form and/or the content of Thyroid?
26.Do you have any other comment on the editorial administration or management of Thyroid?
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