Journal of Otolaryngology Advances

Journal of Otolaryngology Advances

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Journal of Otolaryngology Advances

Advancing ENT science through rigorous research, innovative techniques, and evidence-based practice in head and neck disorders

ISSN: 2379-8572 | Open Access | Peer-Reviewed

The Journal of Otolaryngology Advances (JOA) is a leading open access publication dedicated to advancing scientific understanding and clinical excellence in otolaryngology and head and neck surgery. As a peer-reviewed journal, JOA serves the global ENT community by disseminating cutting-edge research on ear, nose, throat, and related head and neck structures. We provide a platform for researchers, surgeons, and healthcare professionals to share discoveries that improve patient outcomes and shape the future of ENT practice.

JOA is committed to evidence-based medicine, rigorous peer review, and open access dissemination. Our editorial board comprises internationally recognized experts who ensure that published research meets the highest standards of scientific validity and clinical relevance. With an acceptance rate of 57%, time to first decision averaging 21 days, and acceptance to publication in just 5 days, JOA ensures rapid dissemination of high-quality research. From submission to publication, the average timeline is 45 days, supporting timely knowledge transfer to the global medical community.

Mission and Objectives

Our Mission

To provide a robust platform for disseminating high-quality research and advancements in otolaryngology, thereby promoting evidence-based practice and enhancing patient care globally.

Our Vision

To be the foremost source of authoritative and innovative research in otolaryngology, fostering a global community dedicated to advancing the field through scientific rigor and clinical excellence.

Comprehensive Scope

JOA publishes research spanning the full spectrum of otolaryngology subspecialties. Our scope encompasses fundamental research, clinical investigations, surgical innovations, diagnostic advances, and therapeutic outcomes in ENT-related conditions.

Otology & Neurotology

Hearing disorders, cochlear implants, middle ear surgery, temporal bone pathology, and vestibular dysfunction research.

Rhinology & Sinus Surgery

Chronic rhinosinusitis, nasal polyposis, endoscopic sinus techniques, olfactory disorders, and sinonasal tumor management.

Laryngology & Voice

Voice disorders, laryngeal pathology, airway management, vocal fold surgery, and phonosurgical outcomes.

Head & Neck Surgery

Head and neck oncology, reconstructive surgery, thyroid and parathyroid disorders, salivary gland pathology, and surgical innovations.

Pediatric Otolaryngology

Congenital anomalies, pediatric airway disorders, tonsillectomy outcomes, pediatric hearing loss, and developmental ENT conditions.

Facial Plastics & Reconstruction

Facial trauma, aesthetic surgery, facial nerve reconstruction, microvascular techniques, and post-ablative reconstruction.

Sleep Medicine

Obstructive sleep apnea, surgical interventions for sleep disorders, upper airway resistance syndrome, and sleep-related breathing disorders.

Allergy & Immunology

Allergic rhinitis, immunotherapy, allergic reactions affecting ENT structures, and immune-mediated ENT disorders.

Multidisciplinary Focus: JOA welcomes research that bridges otolaryngology with audiology, speech-language pathology, maxillofacial surgery, endocrinology, and related disciplines. We encourage submissions that advance diagnostic techniques, surgical methods, therapeutic protocols, and fundamental understanding of ENT pathophysiology.

For detailed scope information, visit our Aims and Scope page.

Article Types

JOA accepts diverse manuscript types to accommodate various research methodologies and contributions to the field:

Original Research Articles
Clinical Studies
Systematic Reviews & Meta-Analyses
Review Articles
Case Reports & Case Series
Technical Notes & Surgical Innovations
Methods & Protocols
Device Validation Studies
Biomaterial Characterization Studies
Short Communications
Data Descriptors
Perspectives & Commentaries
Opinion Pieces
Editorials
Letters to the Editor
Clinical Trials

Each manuscript undergoes rigorous peer review by experts in the relevant subspecialty, ensuring scientific accuracy, methodological rigor, and clinical relevance. Detailed submission guidelines are available on our Instructions for Authors page.

Submission Process

JOA has streamlined the submission process to ensure efficiency while maintaining rigorous quality standards. Authors can expect transparent communication and timely decisions throughout the review process. With a time to first decision of 21 days, acceptance to publication in 5 days, and overall submission to publication in 45 days, JOA supports rapid dissemination of impactful research.

  1. Manuscript Preparation Review our author guidelines and ensure compliance with formatting, ethical standards, and reporting requirements. Include structured abstract, keywords, and all required sections.
  2. Online Submission Submit via our online portal or email to [email protected]. Manuscripts should be in PDF format with all figures and tables included.
  3. Initial Screening Editorial team conducts preliminary assessment for scope, ethics compliance, and scientific quality within 3-5 business days.
  4. Peer Review Manuscripts undergo rigorous evaluation by subspecialty experts who assess methodology, results, clinical significance, and novelty. The average time to first decision is 21 days.
  5. Decision & Revision Authors receive constructive feedback with clear revision guidance. Revised manuscripts are re-evaluated promptly.
  6. Publication Accepted manuscripts are published online rapidly, with permanent DOI assignment and global indexing. The average time from acceptance to publication is 5 days.

No Submission Fees: JOA does not charge submission fees. Article Processing Charges (APC) are only applicable upon manuscript acceptance. View our APC information for details on publication costs and waiver eligibility.

Why Publish with JOA

  • Rapid Publication: With an average submission to publication time of 45 days and acceptance to publication in 5 days, JOA ensures timely dissemination of important findings.
  • Global Visibility: Open access model provides unrestricted worldwide access, maximizing research impact and citations.
  • Expert Review: Manuscripts evaluated by internationally recognized specialists in relevant otolaryngology subspecialties, with peer review completed in 21 days on average.
  • Permanent Accessibility: All articles permanently archived with DOI assignment, ensuring long-term discoverability.
  • Indexing Coverage: Broad indexing in major databases enhances visibility to researchers, clinicians, and policymakers.
  • Author Support: Dedicated editorial assistance throughout submission, review, and publication phases.
  • Ethical Standards: Adherence to highest publication ethics standards ensures research integrity and credibility.
  • Professional Recognition: Publishing in JOA enhances academic profile and contributes to career advancement.

Editorial Excellence

JOA is guided by an editorial board comprising distinguished otolaryngologists, surgeons, and researchers from leading academic institutions worldwide. Our editorial team brings extensive expertise across all otolaryngology subspecialties, ensuring comprehensive and authoritative peer review. With an acceptance rate of 57%, JOA maintains a selective yet accessible standard for high-quality research.

The editorial board is committed to upholding the highest standards of scientific integrity, maintaining rigorous peer review processes, and promoting ethical publication practices in accordance with international guidelines.

Author Experiences

We really have had pleasure to work with this journal, very efficient and fast. The reviewers also are very fast and quality. We really recommend write for this journal.

Italy

The Journal of Otolaryngology Advances was my journal of choice for my long, complex and inevitably controversial review on the origins of the Brainstem auditory evoked potential. Other journals in the field of auditory physiology or clinical neurophysiology have very strict word limits and therefore would only have published an abbreviated version. The JOA did not impose any such restrictions. If my article had been abridged, it would have severely compromised and weakened the arguments adduced.

New Zealand

Submit Your Research to JOA

Join the global community of otolaryngology researchers and clinicians advancing ENT science. Submit your manuscript today and contribute to improving patient care worldwide. With a 21-day review process, 5-day publication turnaround, and 57% acceptance rate, JOA offers a fast, transparent, and supportive publishing experience.

Questions or Need Assistance? Contact our editorial office at [email protected] for inquiries about manuscript submission, scope suitability, ethical guidelines, or publication processes. Our team is committed to supporting authors throughout their publishing journey.