European Journal of Internal Medicine Volume 119 to 122

The European Journal of Internal Medicine (EJIM) serves as the official journal of the European Federation of Internal Medicine and is a prominent reference scientific journal for internists in Europe. The journal has a clear focus on promoting science and practice in the field of internal medicine in Europe and beyond. Here are some key features and areas of focus for EJIM:

1. European Federation of Internal Medicine: EJIM is the official journal of the European Federation of Internal Medicine. It plays a pivotal role in representing and advancing the interests of internists across Europe.

2. Scope: The journal publishes a wide range of content, including original research articles, editorials, reviews, internal medicine flashcards, and other information relevant to internal medicine and related fields. It aims to bridge the gap between scientific research and clinical practice in the field.

3. Translational Medicine and Clinical Studies: EJIM places a strong emphasis on translational medicine, aiming to facilitate the translation of scientific discoveries into practical clinical applications. Clinical studies, especially those related to internal medicine, receive significant attention. The journal aspires to become a premier platform for the publication of high-quality clinical studies that contribute to improving healthcare in European hospitals.

4. Types of Articles: EJIM encourages the submission of various types of articles, including:

• Quality Clinical Studies: These studies should be related to internal medicine and contribute to our understanding of clinical practice in the field.
• Defining Unmet Clinical Needs: Papers that identify unmet clinical needs within various areas of internal medicine.
• Methodology of Clinical Research: Articles that delve into the methodology of clinical research and provide critical evaluations of clinical studies.
• Subgroup and Secondary Analyses: High-level analyses of major clinical trials, often accompanied by commentary from methodology experts.
• Experimental Design of Clinical Trials: Publications that describe the design of planned or ongoing large clinical trials. These articles may also include critical assessments of the methodology.

5. Additional Article Types: In addition to original research articles, EJIM publishes invited articles in various formats, such as:

• Commentary: Articles that offer commentary on a specific article published in the journal, often prepared by the Editors or invited experts.
• Editorial: Brief articles that discuss clinical achievements or debated points in internal medicine.
• Review Articles: Comprehensive reviews of topics of clinical relevance, providing a state-of-the-art overview.
• Ideas and Opinions: Articles that present a vision or perspective on a clinical topic, even if not entirely based on evidence-based data.
• Clinical Controversies: Articles that present opposing viewpoints on specific clinical issues.
• Clinical Insights: Brief articles that focus on the management of particular clinical situations or settings, highlighting advancements or changes in clinical practice.
• Beyond the Guidelines: Articles that address clinical situations or issues not covered by existing guidelines or offer commentary on recently published guidelines.

EJIM serves as a vital resource for internists, healthcare practitioners, researchers, and professionals interested in advancing the field of internal medicine and improving healthcare delivery in European hospitals. It encourages a wide range of contributions that enhance our understanding of clinical practice and healthcare outcomes in this important discipline.

Volume 119: Pages 1-156 (January 2024)

Volume 120: Pages 1-144 (February 2024)

Volume 121: Pages 1-158 (March 2024)

Volume 122: Pages 1-150 (April 2024)