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Original Article
Jiajuan Chen, Hezhong Zhu, Jing Xu, Zhen Gao, Fei Cheng, Yunjie Wei
Adv Emerg Med
2021,
10(1), 25-27;
doi: 10.18686/aem.v10i1.190
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Original Article
Hiuching Wong
Adv Emerg Med
2021,
10(1), 21-24;
doi: 10.18686/aem.v10i1.188
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Original Article
Jiajuan Chen, Yunjie Wei, Zhen Gao, Haijun Xu, Hezhong Zhu
Adv Emerg Med
2021,
10(1), 17-20;
doi: 10.18686/aem.v10i1.187
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4 PDF Downloads
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Original Article
Dalai Wuyun
Adv Emerg Med
2021,
10(1), 14-16;
doi: 10.18686/aem.v10i1.186
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3 PDF Downloads
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Original Article
Na Sai
Adv Emerg Med
2021,
10(1), 11-13;
doi: 10.18686/aem.v10i1.184
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Advanced Emergency Medicine is an international, Open Access, peer reviewed journal, which publishes information relevant to the practice, educational advancements, and investigation of emergency medicine. The journal aims to advance the science, education, and clinical practice of emergency medicine, to serve as a voice for the academic emergency medicine community, and help physicians and medical personnel improve patient care by providing the opportunity to access and learn about the most current research in emergency medicine. AEM contains research papers and clinical studies as well as articles focusing on the training of emergency physicians and on the practice of emergency medicine.
The article categories within the journal include (but are not limited to) the following fields:
- Surgery (Endocrine, Colorectal, Vascular, Uro, ENT, Neuro, GI, Pediatric Surgery, Ophthalmological Orthopedic)
- Acute injury
- Clinical and Experimental Surgery
- Cardiology Commentary
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- Clinical Investigations and Surgical Education
- Minimal Invasive Surgery
- Clinical Laboratory in Emergency Pharmacology
- Critical care medicine-Intensive care
- Surgical Oncology
- Disaster management and First aid
- Diagnostic techniques and Emergency therapeutic
- Healthy policy and ethics
- Obstetrics
- Rural Surgery
- Injury and disease prevention
- Intensive care and International emergency medicine
- Pre-hospital care and Out-of-hospital emergency medical service
- Sports Medicine
- Medical toxicology
- Sudden illness and Traumatology
- Visual Diagnosis in Emergency Medicine
- Warning signs (stroke, Alzheimer's, heart attack, etc)
- Wound Care Techniques
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Upon submission, the article is reviewed by AEM in-house editors to assess its suitability for the journal based on the editorial policy and procedural guidelines.
The Editor-in-Chief (EIC) carefully evaluates each manuscript to determine if its topic and content are suitable for consideration.
The accepted manuscripts are then assigned by the EIC to the associate editors according to their respective areas of expertise.
The associate editor selects reviewers from the editorial board or external reviewers who are suitably qualified to assess the paper.
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The manuscript is then passed to the EIC who makes the final decision.
If EIC suggests minor revisions, authors are given a maximum of 30 days to revise and resubmit the article.
If EIC suggests major revisions, authors are given a maximum of 90 days to revise and resubmit the article.
After re-submission of the revised manuscript, the above steps are repeated before the paper is accepted for publication.
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Written appeals should include specific reasons for the appeal and point-by-point response to the reviewers' suggestions and criticisms.
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