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Description

The journal L’Information Psychiatrique aims to provide a review of the most recent data on the scientific debates driving psychiatry, as well as the up-to-date knowledge needed for everyday practice. It allows practitioners to challenge their convictions with other approaches, both at home and abroad.

The journal publishes original work in the following main areas: clinical practice, psychopathology, therapy, and the care framework. It presents scientifically and methodologically rigorous, peer-reviewed articles. These appear in thematic issues or in one of the recurring sections: CLINICAL CASES, IN LIVING MEMORY, ISSUES IN TRAINING, E-PSYCHIATRY, OPEN QUESTIONS, HISTORY OF PSYCHIATRY, THE PSYCHIATRIST’S LIBRARY, BOOK SELECTIONS AND REVIEWS, FILM REVIEWS, and EMERGENT PSYCHOSES. (The last of these appeared between mid-2017 and mid-2018 in anticipation of the SIP’s 2018 congress.) The journal is organized around an editorial committee, as well as a reading committee, which is renewed on a regular basis.

The journal is also published electronically (www.infopsy.fr), allowing readers to consult fifteen years of archival material.


Editorial Committee

Editor-in-chief
Thierry Trémine, Paris, thierry.tremine@jle.com

Associate Editors
Michel David
Cécile Hanon: Hôpital Corentin-Celton / Centre Ressource Régional de Psychiatrie du sujet âgé / Issy-les-Moulineaux
Isabelle Montet: Pôle Clermont 2 / Service de psychiatrie adulte / CHI Clermont de l’Oise

Editorial board
Gisèle Apter: Chef de Pôle 92I07 / Unité Ppumma: Unité de Psychiatrie Périnatale d’Urgence Mobile en Maternité / Antony Marion Azoulay: Villejuif
Joséphine Caubel, EPS Erasme / 92160 Antony
Jacques Constant: Chartres
Benjamin Lavigne: Pôle universitaire de psychiatrie de l’adulte et de la personne âgée / CH Esquirol / Limoges
Eduardo Mahieu, Paris
Jean Oureib: EPSM AGGL LILLOISE ST-ANDRE / Pôle médico-technique–DIM / Saint-André-lez-Lille
Suzanne Parizot: Lyon
Martin Reca, Paris
Jean-Paul Tachon: EPS de Ville Evrard / Neuilly-sur Marne

All articles should be sent by email to the editor-in-chief, Dr. Thierry Trémine, through the website: libbey.fontismedia.com/ipe.
Manuscripts that follow the author guidelines are sent to the reading committee in anonymized form. The reading committee will respond within three months. The editor-in-chief will then communicate their response to the article’s lead author.


Author guidelines

Articles submitted to L’Information Psychiatrique must be original, must not have been published elsewhere, and must not have been accepted for publication by any other journal. The reading committee only sees articles in anonymized form.

Presentation guidelines

Articles must be no longer than 30,000 characters, spaces and bibliography included. They must contain:
• a short, explanatory title that can be easily indexed.
• the first and last names of each author, their positions, and their complete addresses. One author should be designated to read proofs, and their email address and telephone and fax numbers should be given.
• an abstract in French of a maximum of ten lines, including title and subtitle (around 800 characters).
• an abstract in English of a maximum of fifteen lines (around 1200 characters).
• four to six keywords, chosen from the SantéPsy thesaurus produced by the mental health documentation network Ascodocpsy, accessible at https://www.ascodocpsy.org/archives_santepsy/Thesaurus/.

Figures, illustrations, and tables are to be referenced in the text, numbered in order of appearance. Figures and illustrations are to be presented on separate pages. They should be of high quality and must be original, unless reproduction rights are provided.

Bibliographic references (a maximum of forty, in Vancouver style) are to be numbered based on the order in which they appear in the text:
• articles in journals:
Example: Veit C. Ce que Mary Barnes nous enseigne de la pair aidance. L’Information psychiatrique 2018 ; 94 : 557–62.
• articles in books:
Example: Jovelet G. Un invariant historique, la ségrégation sociale. In : Ces psychotiques qui vieillissent. Montrouge : John Libbey Eurotext, 2017, pp. 125–132.
• books:
Example: Roelandt JL, Staedel B. L’expérimentation des médiateurs de santé pairs : une révolution intranquille. Paris : Doin, 2016.

For more information, see https://www.jle.com/fr/revues/ipe/espace_auteur.



Code of ethics

The Code of Ethics applicable to drafting committees and editorial boards of academic journals offered on Cairn.info, including L'information psychiatrique, is available on this page.

Other information

Print ISSN : 0020-0204
Online ISSN : 1952-4056
Publisher : John Libbey Eurotext

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