Processing Charges

Mathews Publishes open access journals where the published articles are freely available online to all the interested readers around the globe and disseminating the information without any hindrance. Mathews Publications is a self-supporting organization and do not receive any funding from agencies or supporting organizations. The only way to meet the operations cost is Article Processing Charges (APCs) from authors. However, scientific innovations and researches can submit without any paid subscription. Processing charges allow the publisher to make articles immediately available online, cover the cost of editorial work, editing, plagiarism check, typesetting, and permanent online archiving. The APCs will be billed to the submitting author or corresponding author upon acceptance of the article.

The processing charges for a single manuscript are 1539 USD.

Withdrawal Policy

Withdrawal request generally is wastage of precious resources including editors, reviewers, and the editorial staff unless there are unavoidable reasons. The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal fees within 48 hours of submission. If the author(s) requests a withdrawal of manuscript, after the peer review process or in the production stage then authors are liable to pay withdrawal charges.

Recently Published Articles

Case Report

Atrial Fibrillation: A Rare ECG Finding in Organophosphate Poisoning

Published : 23rd November 2022
Authors : Shivam Patel^1,*, Roshan Mathew², Reena Patel³
Citation : Patel S, et al. (2022). Atrial Fibrillation: A Rare ECG Finding in Organophosphate Poisoning. Mathews J Emergency Med. 7(2):47.

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Research Article

Role of Wide Awake Local Anaesthesia in Soft Tissue Injury of Hand

Published : 03rd November 2022
Authors : Shivam Patel^1,*, Mohammed Tahir Ansari², Roshan Mathew³, Praveen Aggarwal⁴, Murmu LR⁵, Sanjeev Bhoi⁶, Reena Patel⁷
Citation : Patel S, et al. (2022). Role of Wide Awake Local Anaesthesia in Soft Tissue Injury of Hand. Mathews J Emergency Med. 7(2):46.

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Review Article

OMT in the Emergency Department: A Literature Review

Published : 20th October 2022
Authors : Kelly Hamilton¹, James Espinosa^2,*, Ronald Clearie³, Alan Lucerna⁴, Henry Schuitema⁵
Citation : Hamilton K, Espinosa J, Clearie R, Lucerna A, Schuitema H. (2022). OMT in the Emergency Department: A Literature Review. Mathews J Emergency Med. 7(2):45.

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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.