Emergency Medicine Open Access Journals | Mathews International LLC

Mathews Journal of Emergency Medicine (MJEM; ISSN 2474-3607) is a premier journal that publishes original research aimed at doctors, paramedics, nurses, and ambulance staff on a global scale. MJEM publishes on a wide range of emergency medicine related topics, such as critical care, prehospital care, aeromedical emergencies, resuscitation, minor injuries, trauma, toxicology, cardiac arrest, head injury, chest pain, difficult airway, disaster medicine, sports medicine, emergency radiology, acute stroke, traumatic brain injury, congestive heart failure, diagnostic testing, acute medical and paediatric emergencies, disaster preparedness and response, clinical operations, laboratory techniques in emergency medicine, pharmacology in emergency medicine, and decision-making and reflections on clinical practice.

MJEM addresses issues related to the organization of emergency services at hospitals and in the community. This journal provides a global perspective on emergency medicine by focusing on the various models of emergency healthcare across the globe. By employing a multidisciplinary approach, MJEM publishes scientific research, topical reviews, commentaries, and case reports to enrich the existing literature in emergency medicine, thereby providing the latest and updated information to the emergency medicine community.

Why publish with us?

High Visibility: MJEM is a firm believer in the open access policy and therefore allows the published articles to be accessible to a globe audience.
Promotion in Social Media: Subscribers are provided article alerts and regular email updates regarding the published articles in MJEM through social media platforms.
Rigorous peer review: Every manuscript submitted undergoes a thorough and rigorous double-blind peer-review. This process eliminates subjective judgments and bias from the decision making process.

We welcome all types of articles related to Emergency Medicine. For submission assistance contact: [email protected]. Please follow the Author Guidelines.

If you are not sure whether your work is suitable for this journal, please email us at [email protected] or call us at +1-606-405–6566.

Recently Published Articles

Research Article

Healthcare Documents: How Readable? A Study of Simple Strategies to Decrease Reading Grade Level and Increase Reading Ease of Healthcare Documents

Published : 13th July 2022
Authors : James Espinosa*, Alan Lucerna, Henry Schuitema
Citation : Espinosa J, Lucerna A, Schuitema H. (2022). Healthcare Documents: How Readable? A Study of Simple Strategies to Decrease Reading Grade Level and Increase Reading Ease of Healthcare Documents. Mathews J Emergency Med. 7(1):44.

Research Article

Effect of a Statewide Opioid Monitoring Program on a Community Emergency Department Opioid Prescribing Patterns

Published : 08th July 2022
Authors : Nicole Caltabiano¹, Ashley Keifer², James Espinosa³, Alan Lucerna⁴, Nicholas Tomasello³, Russell Mordecai³, Henry Schuitema³, Victor Scali³
Citation : Caltabiano N, Keifer A, Espinosa J, Lucerna A, Tomasello N, Mordecai R, Schuitema H, Scali V. (2022). Effect of a Statewide Opioid Monitoring Program on a Community Emergency Department Opioid Prescribing Patterns. Mathews J Emergency Med. 7(1):43.

Research Article

Towards Decreasing the Effect of Stethoscopes as Fomites in Healthcare Acquired Infections: Can Practitioners Tell Difference Between Disposable and Standard Stethoscopes and Gloved versus Ungloved Stethoscopes?

Published : 12th June 2022
Authors : Razwana Wahdat¹, Ramy Saleh², James Espinosa^3*, Lissa Diaz⁴, Shabnam Zarrabi⁵, Russell Mordecai³, Jacob Melnick¹, Alan Lucerna³, Henry Schuitema⁶, Victor Scali³
Citation : Wahdat R, Saleh R, Espinosa J, Diaz L, Zarrabi S, Mordecai R, Melnick J, Lucerna A, Schuitema H, Scali V. (2022). Towards Decreasing the Effect of Stethoscopes as Fomites in Healthcare Acquired Infections: Can Practitioners Tell Difference Between Disposable and Standard Stethoscopes and Gloved versus Ungloved Stethoscopes? Mathews J Emergency Med. 7(1):42.

Research Article

Accuracy of Vancomycin Dosing in the Emergency Department: Two Dosage Sizes do Not Fit All

Published : 29th April 2021
Authors : Melissa Reeves DO¹, Karina Gotliboym DO², James Espinosa MD^3*, Victor Scali DO⁴, Alan Lucerna DO⁵, Russell Mordecai DO³, Henry Schuitema DO⁶
Citation : Reeves M, Gotliboym K, Espinosa J, Scali V, Lucerna A, Mordecai R, Schuitema H. (2021). Accuracy of vancomycin dosing in the Emergency Department: Two dosage sizes do not fit all. Mathews J Emergency Med. 6(1):41.

Research Article

Potential Impact of Choosing Wisely-- ED Coagulation Study (PT-PTT-INR): Utilization and Economic Modeling

Published : 31st December 2020
Authors : Victoria McElroy¹, James Espinosa^2*, Victor Scali³, Henny Schuitema⁴, Alan Lucerna⁵
Citation : Espinosa J, et al. (2020). Potential Impact of Choosing Wisely-- ED Coagulation Study (PT-PTT-INR): Utilization and Economic Modeling. Mathews J Emergency Med. (5)2:40.

Case Report

Dupuytren Contracture follow Prolong Use of Primidone in an Old Woman with Essential Tremor: A Clinical Image

Published : 27th December 2020
Authors : Aghamollaii V¹, Bidaki R^2,3*
Citation : Aghamollaii V, et al. (2020). Dupuytren Contracture follow Prolong Use of Primidone in an Old Woman with Essential Tremor: A Clinical Image. Mathews J Emergency Med. (5)2:39