BULLETIN OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE AND RESEARCH
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Bulletin of Emergency Medicine and Research Journal provides a platform for authors to contribute their findings and help raise awareness among readers in various aspects of emergency medicine. The Bulletin of Emergency Medicine and Research is an open journal which accelerates research updates in various aspects such as Acute Injury, Basic Investigations, Cardiology, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Chest Pain Emergency, Clinical Controversies, Critical Care, Disaster Management, Emergency, Emergency Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques, Emergency Medicine, First Aid, Healthy Policy and Ethics, Immediate Response to Trauma, Injury and Disease Prevention, Intensive Care, Observational Cohort Studies, Out-of-Hospital Emergency Medical Service, Pharmacology, Pre-Hospital Care, Radiology, Rescue Squad, Sports Medicine, Sudden Illness, Toxicology, Traumatology, Visual Diagnosis in Emergency Medicine, Wound Care Techniques, etc. Original Article, Reviews, Mini Reviews, Short Communications, Case Reports, Clinical Image, Perspectives/Opinions, Letters, Short Note and Commentaries are accepted for publication. All articles published in the Bulletin of Emergency Medicine and Research
The Bulletin of Emergency Medicine and Research is published by Boston Science Publishing has always been at the forefront in crafting awareness among, Research Scientist, Academic Professors, Authors, Librarians and Graduate students how would like to showcase their work..
Journal Information
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NLM title abbreviation: |
Bull Emer Med Res |
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ISO abbreviation: |
Bull Emer Med Res |
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DOI Prefix |
10.51521 |
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Other titles: |
BEMR |
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Category: |
Clinical/Medical/Surgical |
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Peer review: |
Single Blind |
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Review speed: |
15 Days |
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Fast-track review: |
10 Days |
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Publication format (s): |
Electronic (Online) |
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Publication policy: |
Open Access |
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Publication type(s): |
Periodicals |
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Publisher: |
Boston Science Publishing |
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Language: |
English |
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Contact email: |
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Effects of Fetal Hemoglobin on Disease Severity in sickle cell disease patients managed at UNIMEDTH, Southwestern Region of Nigeria
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