About Acute Medicine Journal
Acute Medicine is a quarterly peer-reviewed medical journal, cited in Medline. It is the premier publication for disseminating research and education for healthcare professionals in emergency, acute and urgent care. It was established in 2002 as the scientific journal for the Society for Acute Medicine (UK) and has also been adopted by the section of Acute Medicine of the Netherlands Society of Internal Medicine (NIV). However, it has a worldwide readership.
Acute Medicine Journal promotes research and education in Acute Medicine through the publication of original, peer-reviewed research articles and systematic reviews on topics relevant to acute medicine.
Acute Medicine Journal promotes high-quality care for all hospitalized patients with an emphasis on patient safety.
Acute Medicine Journal supports, proposes, and promotes changes to the health care system that lead to higher quality and more efficient care for all acute care hospitalized patients.
Acute Medicine Journal fosters debate on issues relevant to the care of acutely hospitalized patient and engages health policymakers in promoting evidence-based best practices in the acute care sector.
Acute Medicine Journal provides career path and trainee information intended to attract and retain the highest quality Acute Medicine Physicians.
Acute Medicine Journal is a publication that is trustworthy, judicious, and intellectually stimulating.
Acute Medicine Journal upholds the highest standards of editorial integrity and ethical medical journalism.
Acute Medicine Journal provides content for continuing medical education for those delivering Acute Medical Care.