Global Journal of Critical Care and Emergency Medicine

Aims and Scope

Global Journal of Critical Care and Emergency Medicine (GJCEM) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing the field of critical care and emergency medicine. Our mission is to disseminate high-quality research, clinical studies, reviews, and innovative methodologies that enhance patient care and outcomes in critical and emergency settings.

Aims

1. Promote Research and Innovation: To provide a platform for the publication of cutting-edge research and innovative practices in critical care and emergency medicine.

2. Enhance Clinical Practice: To support the translation of research findings into clinical practice, improving patient care and clinical outcomes.

3. Foster Multidisciplinary Collaboration: To encourage collaboration among healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers to address the complex challenges in critical care and emergency medicine.

4. Educate and Inform: To serve as a resource for education and professional development for practitioners in the field.

5. Global Perspective: To highlight and address global issues, disparities, and advancements in critical care and emergency medicine.

Scope

The journal covers a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:

• Critical Care Medicine:

o Management of critical illnesses and injuries

o Advanced life support techniques

o Intensive care unit (ICU) protocols

o Mechanical ventilation

o Sepsis and septic shock

o Organ failure and support systems

o Nutrition in critical care

o Ethical and legal issues in critical care

• Emergency Medicine:

o Acute care management

o Trauma and injury management

o Emergency medical services (EMS)

o Pre-hospital care

o Disaster and mass casualty management

o Toxicology and poisoning

o Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and advanced cardiac life support (ACLS)

o Pediatric emergency care

• Interdisciplinary Research:

o Integration of critical care and emergency medicine with other medical disciplines

o Healthcare systems and policy impact on emergency and critical care services

o Quality improvement and patient safety initiatives

o Health informatics and technology in emergency and critical care settings

• Education and Training:

o Innovative teaching methods and curricula for critical care and emergency medicine education

o Simulation-based training

o Continuing medical education and professional development

GJCEM invites submissions from researchers, clinicians, and healthcare professionals worldwide. We welcome original research articles, review articles, case reports, clinical trials, and perspectives that contribute to the advancement of critical care and emergency medicine.