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Turkish Journal of Emergency Medicine

Turkish Journal of Emergency Medicine (Turk J Emerg Med) is an international journal focusing on research and clinical practice in emergency medicine, publishing peer-reviewed content including review articles, original research, case reports or case series, and letters to the editor.

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Subject Emergency Medicine
Impact Factor 2.3
Quartile Q1
Open Access Type Open
ISSN 2452-2473
eISSN 2452-2473
Invitation Only No

Submission Instructions

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

Original Article

Cover Letter The Cover Letter should highlight the main strength of the article and may also state the article title and type, prior publication, support, conflicts of interest, and permissions.
Abstract Abbreviations must be defined at first use in the abstract, and abbreviations should be avoided in the title and abstract where possible. Original Articles can have a maximum abstract length of 500 words.
Manuscript A Box-ED section describing the study rationale and main findings in bullet points is required for Original Articles and other research articles. Original Articles can have a maximum total word count of 4000 words, including abstract, references, and figure legends.
References Original Articles may include up to 30 references.
Figures & Tables Figure captions and legends must be provided on a separate page after the references and tables, written in sentence case, with each table and figure labeled and numbered (e.g., Table 1, Figure 2). Original Articles can have a maximum of 6 figures and tables combined.
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Invited Review Article

Cover Letter The Cover Letter should state the main strength of the article and may also mention the article title and type, prior publication, support, conflicts of interest, and permissions.
Abstract Invited Review Articles require an unstructured abstract with a maximum length of 500 words.
Manuscript Invited Review Articles must use an unstructured abstract, and main text organization is flexible and determined by the content rather than a fixed section structure.
References Journal titles in references must be abbreviated and italicized per National Library of Medicine style, titles in sentence case, nonessential bibliographic details omitted, and DOIs preferred over URLs; no maximum reference count is indicated.
Figures & Tables Figure captions and legends must appear on a separate page after the references and tables, with each table and figure labeled and numbered (e.g., Table 1, Figure 2); no explicit maximum number of figures or tables is specified.
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Case Report / Case Series

Cover Letter Cover Letter should highlight the main strength of the article and may also note the article title and type, prior publication, support, conflicts of interest, and permissions.
Abstract Case Report / Case Series articles require an unstructured abstract with a maximum length of 500 words.
Manuscript Case Report / Case Series have a maximum total word count of 2000 words, including abstract, references, and figure legends, and are limited to 5 authors.
References Journal titles must be abbreviated and italicized per National Library of Medicine style, titles in sentence case, unnecessary bibliographic elements omitted, and DOIs preferred over URLs; Case Report / Case Series are limited to 20 references.
Figures & Tables Figures must be uploaded as separate PNG, JPG, JPEG, or PDF files (up to 10 MB each), with minimum resolution of 300 dpi for color images and 150 dpi for black-and-white drawings and charts; legends are provided on a separate page after references and tables. Case Report / Case Series are limited to 3 figures and/or tables.
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Letter to the Editor

Cover Letter The Cover Letter should state the main strength of the article and may also include the article title and type, prior publication, support, conflicts of interest, and permissions.
Abstract Letters to the Editor must not include an abstract.
Manuscript The Main Document / Article File must be prepared using the journal template as a single blinded file containing the title, main text, references, tables (if allowed), figure legends, and optionally embedded figures. Letters to the editor must be a maximum of 1000 words.
References Letters to the Editor are limited to a maximum of 5 references.
Figures & Tables In article types that allow tables, tables must appear in the Article File after the references, each on a new page, numbered consecutively, and each cited in the text, with figure legends and table captions provided on a separate page after references and tables.
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Recent Publications

Interpreting P values in clinical research: A practical guide for clinicians

Alp Şener

10.4103/tjem.tjem_350_26
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Predicting outcomes in undifferentiated prolonged fever presenting to the emergency department: A prospective study from North India

Ashok Kumar Pannu, Vineetha Kanneganti, Suresh Selvam, Pankaj Gupta, Rajender Kumar, Deba Prasad Dhibar, Navneet Sharma

10.4103/tjem.tjem_19_26
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Early emergency department risk signals in upper gastrointestinal bleeding: The hemoglobin-to-red cell distribution width ratio

Asli Bahar Ucar, Emre Kudu, Mustafa Altun, Sinan Karacabey, Özge Ecmel Onur, Arzu Denizbaşi Altinok

10.4103/tjem.tjem_486_25
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Emergency medicine literature in the Web of Science category “emergency medicine”: A bibliometric analysis (1980–2024)

Ahmet Aykut, Ertuğ Günsoy, Cem Yıldırım, Mehmet Veysel Öncül

10.4103/tjem.tjem_481_25
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Heat stroke during the 2025 summer heatwave in Northwestern India: A tertiary care emergency department case series

KV Siva, Jahnu Bhoj Nagal, Kavita Jain

10.4103/tjem.tjem_417_25
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Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to publish?

Typical editorial workflow metrics report a time to first evaluation of about 1 day and a time to final decision of about 50 days, based on 2023 performance data.

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Is a cover letter required?

A cover letter is mandatory and must be uploaded within the combined First Pages File, summarizing the main strength of the article and providing details such as article title and type, prior publication, support, conflicts of interest, and permissions.

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What are the publication costs?

The Turkish Journal of Emergency Medicine is an open-access journal, with articles distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 License; readers have free access to all published content.

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Research Topics

Cardiac Arrest and Resuscitation Emergency and Acute Care Studies Trauma Management and Diagnosis Airway Management and Intubation Techniques Trauma and Emergency Care Studies

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