基于SF-36的学术期刊编辑生存质量初步调查及影响因素探析

【目的】 初步了解学术期刊编辑生存质量状况,并探析其可能的影响因素,为改善学术期刊编辑身心健康、促进期刊可持续发展提供参考。【方法】 基于SF-36健康调查量表,在问卷星网站创建《学术期刊编辑生存质量调查问卷》,并发送至多个期刊编辑QQ群和微信群,在线下载答卷后进行分析。【结果】 在SF-36量表的8个维度中,生理角色维度的得分最高,总体健康维度的得分最低,与常模一致;生理职能维度的得分高于常模,躯体疼痛和精神健康维度的得分低于常模。多因素分析结果表明,每周加班频次≥3次、男性、工作年限在0~<10年、无职务、未与家人同住,以及所在期刊未被《中文核心期刊要目总览(2017年版)》、中国科学引文数据库、《中国科技论文统计源期刊》中的任一种收录可能是编辑生存质量的关键影响因素。【结论】 学术期刊编辑生存质量状况总体与国内常模接近,男性、独居、编龄短、加班频次高、期刊未被任一国内核心数据库收录可能与学术期刊编辑生存质量相关。

A preliminary investigation into the quality of life of academic journal editors based on SF-36 and the influencing factors

Purposes] This paper preliminarily investigates the quality of life of academic journal editors and explores the influencing factors, so as to provide a reference for improving editors' physical and mental health and promoting the development of journals. Methods] Based on the SF-36 health survey, the Questionnaire for Quality of Life of Academic Journal Editors in China was created on Wenjuanxing (wjx.cn) and sent to several journal editor QQ groups and WeChat groups, and the responses were downloaded for analysis. Findings] Among the 8 dimensions of the SF-36, the score of physical functioning was the highest and that of general health was the lowest, which was consistent with the norm. However, the score of role physical was higher than the norm, and scores of bodily pain and mental health were lower than the norm. Multivariate analysis showed that the risk factors of editors' quality of life might include frequency of overtime ≥3 per week, male, working for less than 10 years, no job title, not living with family members, and journal failing to be included in A Guide to the Core Journal of China (2017), Chinese Science Citation Database, or Source Journal for Chinese Scientific and Technical Papers and Citations. Conclusions] The quality of life of academic journal editors is close to the domestic norm. Male, living alone, short working period, frequent overtime, and journal failing to be included in any domestic core journal database may be related to the quality of life of academic journal editors.