Overview Submission Instructions Recent Publications Frequently Asked Questions Research Topics
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Try Livewrite NowAfrican Journal of Emergency Medicine (AfJEM) is the official journal of the African Federation for Emergency Medicine and is an Africa-centric, peer-reviewed open access journal focused on supporting and advancing emergency care across Africa. The journal publishes original research, reviews, brief reports, commentary, and correspondence on scientific, ethical, social, and economic issues relevant to emergency care in African and other low- and middle-income settings. AfJEM emphasizes rigorous peer review, promotes strong African authorship and co-authorship, and aims to strengthen local research capacity while serving as an international voice for quality emergency medical care in Africa.
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African Journal Of Emergency Medicine accepts the following article types. Click on an article type to view submission instructions.
Original Research
Review Article
Abbreviated paper (previously Brief Research Report)
Commentary
Editorial
Recent Publications
Multistakeholder perspectives on geographical accessibility to emergency obstetric care in Benin City, Nigeria
Uchenna Gwacham-Anisiobi, Funmi Adio, Alero Ogbebor, Michael Ezeanochie, Aduragbemi Banke-Thomas
Dispatch in disasters - a descriptive analysis of pre-hospital surge capacity in Rwanda’s Emergency medical services
Lotta Velin, Eric Mugabo, Laura Pompermaier, Jeanne d’Arc Nyinawankusi, Andreas Wladis, Menelas Nkeshimana
Development and implementation of a modified IMEGH Paediatric Advanced Life Support course in a low-resource setting
Nita Avrith, Sussana Oad, Ann Pearson, Samantha Langer, Chase Westra, Vanya Zvonar, Bame Masake, Mompelegi Nicoh Dichabeng, Hywet Engida Sleamsaw, Ramona Sunderwirth, Noah Rosenberg, Eugene Tuyishime, Morgan Bowling
Emergency care practitioners’ perceptions of the transition from student to independent practitioner: a qualitative exploration
Dewan Lombard, Willem Stassen, Clint Hendrikse
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to publish?
Typical timelines include 65 days from submission to decision after review and 115 days from submission to acceptance.
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A cover letter is required and should be uploaded as a separate file during submission along with the title page, manuscript, and other mandatory documents.
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The journal operates under an open access model with an Article Publishing Charge (APC) of USD 2,140 (excluding taxes).
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