About the Journal
The African Journal of Medical Research (JARM) is an scientific journal dedicated to the dissemination of high-quality research in medicine, public health, and biomedical sciences, with a particular focus on health realities and challenges in Africa.
In a context where scientific production from the continent remains underrepresented in the international literature, JARM positions itself as a rigorous, credible, and open platform aimed at promoting relevant scientific data, enhancing the visibility of African research, and contributing to the improvement of medical practices.
Mission
To ensure the dissemination of high-quality medical research grounded in scientific rigor, academic integrity, and relevance to African health systems.
Objectives
- Promote scientific production in medicine and public health in Africa;
- Ensure rigorous and independent peer review of submitted manuscripts;
- Disseminate scientific knowledge relevant to clinical practice;
- Enhance the visibility and impact of African research internationally;
- Contribute to the improvement of health systems through science.
Scope of the Journal
JARM publishes original research, literature reviews, clinical analyses, and scientific contributions covering all fields of medicine and health sciences, including:
- Clinical medicine and medical specialties
- Public health and epidemiology
- Surgery and related disciplines
- Biomedical and basic sciences
- Applied and translational research
Editorial Policy
All manuscripts submitted to JARM undergo a double-blind peer-review process conducted by experts in the relevant field. The journal adheres to international standards of publication ethics, transparency, and scientific integrity.
Access and Publication
The African Journal of Medical Research follows an open-access model. The entire editorial process, from submission to publication, is fully free of charge. The journal is committed to removing financial barriers to the dissemination of scientific knowledge.
Vision
To become a leading scientific journal in Africa, recognized for the quality of its publications, the rigor of its editorial process, and its significant contribution to the advancement of knowledge in health sciences.
Statistics and Key Figures
Journal History
The African Journal of Medical Research (JARM) was founded with the mission to bridge the gap between African scientific production and its international visibility.
Creation of JARM with the objective of promoting African medical research and offering a rigorous and accessible publishing platform.
Publication of the first volume (Volume 1, Issue 1) marking the official launch of the journal with 15 original articles covering various medical fields.
Development of the international editorial board and implementation of the double-blind peer review system.
Continued indexing in international databases and expansion of the reviewer and author network.
Indexation and Visibility
JARM actively works on indexing its articles in major scientific databases to maximize the visibility and impact of publications.
Articles published by JARM are indexed and accessible via Google Scholar. The journal continues its progressive indexing efforts in several international scientific databases to increase visibility, accessibility, and academic impact of publications.
Editorial Process
The JARM editorial process ensures the quality and scientific rigor of all publications.
Editorial Calendar
JARM is a quarterly journal publishing 4 issues per year according to the following calendar:
Submission deadlines are generally 2 months before the scheduled publication of each issue.
Values and Commitment
JARM is committed to respecting the fundamental values that guide its editorial action.
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