About the Journal
The Swiss Journal of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine (SJORANM) is an international, peer-reviewed Diamond Open Access journal covering radiology, nuclear medicine, neuroradiology, interventional radiology, medical imaging and interdisciplinary imaging research. The journal publishes original research, reviews, educational articles and case reports with a focus on clinically relevant diagnostic and therapeutic imaging.
Current Issue
This October 2026 issue focuses on inpatient CT scheduling and the relationship between clinical priority and access to imaging. Jayet, Rotzinger, Denys and Fahrni report a single-centre retrospective quality-control study of 1,341 CT examinations at Lausanne University Hospital (CHUV), Switzerland, following the introduction of a five-level priority system.
The study describes progressively longer calendar-day waiting intervals from P1 (immediate) to P5 (not urgent), with lower proportions of same-day examinations in the less urgent categories. These descriptive findings do not establish a causal improvement over the previous scheduling system or demonstrate clinical benefit. The article highlights the need for prospective evaluation, including patient outcomes and monitoring of delays in lower-priority examinations.
Featured SJORANM Resources
Practical guidance, editorial standards, and transparency resources for authors, reviewers, and readers.
Author Guidelines & Submission
Manuscript preparation, article categories, anonymization, ORCID requirements, and submission guidance for SJORANM authors.
View Author Guidelines →Radiological Case Report Guide
The SJORANM 12-step framework for preparing, reviewing, and editing high-quality radiological case reports.
Read the 12-Step Guide →Peer Review & Editorial Standards
Double-anonymized peer review, editorial decision-making, reviewer responsibilities, conflicts of interest, and research integrity.
View Peer Review Policy →Open Access & Transparency
SJORANM's Diamond Open Access model, funding, governance, sustainability, and editorial independence.
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