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Emergency Medicine International

Emergency Medicine International is an open access journal publishing original research articles, review articles, and clinical studies related to prehospital care, disaster preparedness and response, acute medical and paediatric emergencies, critical care and wound care.

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Subject Emergency Medicine

Impact Factor 0.8

Quartile Q3

Open Access Type Open

ISSN 2090-2840

eISSN 2090-2859

Invitation Only No

Cost Range Article processing charges (APCs) allow the publisher to make articles immediately available online to anyone to read and reuse upon publication.

Submission Instructions

Emergency Medicine International accepts the following article types. Click on an article type to view submission instructions.

Research Article

Cover Letter No cover letter is explicitly required, and no specific cover letter content is described.

Abstract An abstract is required, must be self-contained and citation-free, and must not exceed 300 words; no specific structured headings are prescribed.

Manuscript No overall manuscript word limit is specified for research articles.

References References must be numbered consecutively in order of first citation and cited in the text using numbers in square brackets; no maximum reference count is indicated.

Figures & Tables Tables must be cited consecutively in the text, include a descriptive title, specify units in column headings when numerical measurements are given, and must not use vertical rules; no maximum number of figures or tables is specified.

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Review Article

Cover Letter No specific cover letter requirements or mandatory cover letter content are specified.

Abstract An abstract is required, must be self-contained and citation-free, and must not exceed 300 words; no specific structured headings are mandated.

Manuscript Manuscripts are recommended to follow the structure: title and authorship information, abstract, introduction, materials and methods, results and discussion or main text (for reviews), conclusions, data availability, conflicts of interest, funding statement, acknowledgments, and references; no overall word limit is specified for review articles.

References References may be in any style at submission but will be reformatted in Chicago style upon acceptance, and must be numbered consecutively in order of first citation using square brackets in the text; no maximum reference count is indicated.

Figures & Tables At submission, all figures and tables must be included in the manuscript file; upon acceptance, each figure must be supplied as a separate source file in vector or bitmap format at a minimum resolution of 300 dpi (unless lower resolution is justified), with tables cited consecutively, titled descriptively, and formatted without vertical rules, and no maximum number of figures or tables is specified.

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Recent Publications

Retrospective Analysis of eFAST Exams to Detect COVID‐19 in Trauma Patients

Nicholas Gossett, Michelle Thao Nguyen, Roy Almog, Andy Hsueh, Soheil Saadat, Megan Guy, Edmund Hsu, Madison Nashu, Ronald Goubert, Amanda Dos Santos, Andy Nguyen, Matthew Whited, Jessa Baker, John Christian Fox

10.1155/emmi/6173255

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Predicting Adverse Outcomes in Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding: A Focus on Blood Urea Nitrogen‐Based Ratios and Age‐Adjusted Shock Index

Omer Faruk Cakiroglu, Julide Gurbuz, Bilal Arac, Yilmaz Ersoz, Bahadir Taslidere, Basar Cander

10.1155/emmi/3772312

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Does Early Opioid Use for Relief of Acute Abdominal Pain Increase Use of Abdominal CT or Prolong Emergency Department Length of Stay?

Ben Bloom, Christie Fritz, Shivani Gupta, Jason Pott, Imogen Skene, Raine Astin-Chamberlain, Carlo L. Rosen, Stephen H. Thomas

10.1155/emmi/3925923

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Predictive Value of SpO2/RR Ratio for Short‐Term Intubation and Mortality Risks in Pre‐ED Patients With Acute Dyspnea Without Oxygen Therapy: A Retrospective Cohort Study

Yuwei Tan, Sicheng Yuan, Panpan Wu, Xiaoqian Du, Hang Wang, Ge Guo, Lu Li, Li Dou, Tao Guo

10.1155/emmi/1372222

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Prognostic Role of Copeptin, H‐FABP, and TTE in Pulmonary Embolism in the Emergency Department

Huseyin Furkan Kucukbezirci, Seda Ozkan, Eser Durmaz, Fatih Cakmak, Ibrahim Ikizceli, Dildar Konukoglu, Gokcan Aman, Afsin İpekci

10.1155/emmi/9544238

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Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to publish?

The median submission to first decision time is 67 days.

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What are the publication costs?

Emergency Medicine International is an Open Access journal, and publication is supported through an article processing charge model rather than reader subscriptions.

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Research Topics

Emergency and Acute Care Studies Trauma and Emergency Care Studies Cardiac Arrest and Resuscitation Sepsis Diagnosis and Treatment Ultrasound in Clinical Applications

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