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Submission declined on 9 August 2024 by KylieTastic (talk).

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Declined by KylieTastic 2 months ago.

Comment: Sources are primary and/or not independent and much of this is unsourced. Also, leans promotional. What they say or want to say about themselves is not useful. S0091 (talk) 20:51, 12 August 2024 (UTC)

Comment: See Wikipedia:Notability (academic journals) KylieTastic (talk) 16:45, 9 August 2024 (UTC)

The European Medical Journal (EMJ) is a privately owned, open-access^[1] online publisher specialising in medical journals spanning eighteen therapeutic areas. Each journal features medical congress highlights, abstract reviews, and peer-reviewed articles^[2]. Additionally, flagship EMJ journals are published quarterly, offering research papers, features, and interviews. Originally established as the European Medical Group (EMG)^[3] by Spencer Gore in 2012, the publisher rebranded to EMJ in 2022. Today, EMJ produces a range of digital content, including journals, podcasts, webinars, and educational materials. EMJ has been recognised by the Queen's Awards for Enterprise with an award for outstanding achievement by a UK business in International Trade.^[4]

History

The company was founded in 2012 by CEO Spencer Gore in Essex.^[5] Spencer launched the European Medical Group to capitalise on a gap in the market he discovered while working in publishing^[6]. Realising that many of the registered medical congress attendees did not make it to the event, the premise of the business was to deliver a journal from the congress in 6 weeks to offer learning to those who did not attend. EMJ transitioned to open access publishing in 2016 and launched a pharmaceutical magazine, GOLD, in 2018^[7].

Content

The company provides medical journals across eighteen therapeutic areas: allergy & immunology; cardiology; dermatology; diabetes; gastroenterology; hematology; hepatology; innovations; interventional cardiology; microbiology & infectious diseases; nephrology; neurology; oncology; radiology; reproductive health; respiratory; rheumatology; and urology. The EMJ flagship journal is published every 3 months.

Other services

The EMJ Podcast^[8] is an educational resource designed for healthcare professionals, offering insights into clinical practice and medicine. Released weekly, it is hosted by Dr. Jonathan Sackier, an internationally renowned surgeon^[9] and Chairman of the EMJ Advisory Board. Each episode features a guest from the medical field, exploring the latest trends and innovations across different clinical specialties,

EMJ also produces EMJ GOLD^[10] . EMJ GOLD is an online content hub for medical affairs and pharmaceutical professionals. EMJ GOLD produces a podcast, titled EMJ GOLD Podcast^[11], in which they interview leaders in the industry.

Open access

EMJ journals are currently indexed on Google Scholar, the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ), Royal Society of Medicine , Wellcome Library , Imperial College London , University College London , King's Fund , The Library Warner, British Library , The Library of Trinity College Dublin , Bodleian Libraries of University of Oxford , University of Sheffield Library, University of Birmingham Library, and Geneva Foundation for Medical Education and Research.

Article publication with EMJ is free^[12].

Editors

Evgenia Koutsouki (2019-Current)^[13]
Samantha Warne (2017–2019)

References

[1] "European Medical Journal – DOAJ".

[2] "European Medical Journal - PMLiVE".

[3] "European Medical Journal".

[4] "EMJ's new brand".

[5] "Spencer Gore".

[6] "Meet Spencer Gore, founder and CEO of EMJ". December 2022.

[7] "GOLD – A new pharma magazine by EMG". 28 June 2018.

[8] "‎The EMJ Podcast: Insights for Healthcare Professionals on Apple Podcasts".

[9] "Dr Jonathan Sackier - ARU".

[10] "EMJ GOLD Archives". Emj Gold.

[11] "‎EMJ GOLD Podcast: Weekly Pharma Insights on Apple Podcasts".

[12] "European Medical Journal – DOAJ".

[13] "Evgenia Koutsouki".

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