What does CJM mean in MEDICAL

The Chinese Journal of Medicine (CJM) is a bi-monthly, peer-reviewed academic journal which publishes original research articles on topics related to traditional and modern medical research in China and around the world. It covers a wide range of medical areas, including public health, clinical medicine, laboratory diagnostics and treatments, epidemiology, healthcare management and education.

The Chinese Journal of Medicine welcomes submissions from all researchers in the field. Submissions should include original work that has not been previously published or is currently under consideration for publication in any other forum. Additionally, any manuscripts submitted must comply with CJM's author guidelines.

Manuscripts submitted to the Chinese Journal of Medicine are evaluated based on factors such as scientific validity; the quality and relevance of data presented; the degree to which it meets existing standards for reporting; methodological rigor; coherence of conclusions; how well it fits within current literature knowledge base; its potential impact on the field; and compliance with CJM's author guidelines.

Yes, all manuscripts submitted to CJM undergo an initial screening by our editorial team. Once approved, they are sent out for external peer review by members of our international advisory board drawn from diverse fields and disciplines relevant to medical research.

Submissions should include original work that has not been previously published or is currently under consideration for publication in any other forum. Articles can include original research papers (both observational studies and trials), reviews on medical topics (case reports/series/reviews/editorials), opinion pieces, best practice guidance documents as well as news stories that discuss major challenges facing today’s healthcare systems at international level.

After a manuscript passes through our initial screening process it may take anywhere between 2-4 months before acceptance or rejection depending upon external reviewer feedback and any required revisions by authors prior to final approval by CJM's editors.

Manuscripts must be formatted according to CJM's submission guidelines which includes specific section headings such as Introduction, Methods & Results etc., along with accurate references marking citations throughout text where appropriate. Manuscripts should also follow established standards such as Vancouver style for citation referencing format unless otherwise specified by CJM editorial staff.