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RESULTS: Disclosure policies were provided by 112 of 131 journals (85%); 99 (88%) of these requested that authors disclose conflicts of interest (mean Impact Factor for these journals: 4.6), whereas the remaining 13 (12%) did not (mean Impact Factor: 2.9).

The mean impact factor over the study period was calculated for each journal.

Authors collaborating internationally had a higher publication percentage (51 % vs. 44%%) (p = 0.35) and higher mean impact factor (3.2 vs. 3.1) than authors collaborating nationally (Table 2).

Nuclear medicine (non-PET) had the lowest publication rate (25%%), although the one article that was published had the highest mean impact factor, with an IF of 6.2.

'Safety issues' had the highest number of published articles in the top-quartile impact factor journals, at 83%%, and a mean impact factor of 4.6.

Mean impact factor and publication rates per physician per 1000 population for the submitting country were calculated using World Bank data for 2000 and 2010 [10].

Authors collaborating internationally have the highest publication rates and mean impact factors.

The mean impact factors of prospective and retrospective studies were comparable (3.5 and 3, respectively) (Table 6).

Publication percentages and mean impact factors were calculated for institutional collaboration type, radiology subspecialty, modality and study design.

National collaborations between US institutions had the highest number of articles published in journals with top-quartile impact factors and highest mean impact factors, suggesting that the USA produces high-quality research.

It is remarkable that publications in journals with higher mean impact factors originated from Canada, Japan and Latin America.