Call for Papers
The Internet Medical Journal (ISSN 1093-7935), an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal established in 1996 and published by the Internet Medical Association, invites submissions from researchers, clinicians, and trainees worldwide.
Our focus. We publish work on the quality and reliability of medical evidence: research methodology, statistical fragility and robustness of clinical trials, reproducibility, and the responsible use of artificial intelligence in clinical medicine. We also welcome broader contributions in clinical medicine and digital health.
Article types. Original Research; Perspectives (800–1,500 words); Methods Notes (1,000–2,000 words); Medical Humanities (500–2,500 words).
Why publish with us:
- No article processing charges, submission fees, or page charges
- Open access under CC BY 4.0; authors retain copyright
- Permanent archiving in Zenodo with a DOI for every article
- Indexed in Google Scholar
- Initial editorial decision targeted within three weeks
- Structured AI-assisted pre-review supports rapid, consistent editorial feedback; manuscripts are treated confidentially and are never used to train AI models
Themed collection — Fragility and Robustness of Clinical Evidence. We particularly invite work on the fragility index and related robustness metrics, replication and reproducibility, and new approaches to evaluating evidence quality. Contributions receive priority review.
Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis at medjournal.com.