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Reviewers

Scientific and medical literature shared through open access channels is growing exponentially. New journals are published each passing day, consequently competing for quality and relevance by attracting manuscript submissions, as well as attracting and sustaining a pool of experienced and valuable reviewers.
The Pan African Medical Journal (PAMJ) has a variegated resource of professionals from different health and medical-related arenas from all over the world, who provide critical peer review of manuscripts. The map below shows PAMJ’s global footprint in terms of the number of professionals support PAMJ by reviewing manuscripts submitted for publication.

Pan African Medical Journal reviewers around the world (For 2012 only)
 
Pamj reviewers around the world

We know what it takes to review a manuscript; journals target high profile professionals; they are usually very busy and have competing priorities. Reviewers play an undeniable role in maintaining the quality of scientific publications by freely sharing their time, expertise, resourceful minds, and knowledge. PAMJ therefore consistently seeks to partner with enthusiastic and experienced professionals to review manuscripts submitted to our journal and help authors turn them into winning publications.

Becoming a PAMJ Reviewer
The PAMJ is always looking for enthusiastic, experienced and dedicated professionals to review the multiple manuscripts received every year. Becoming a reviewer for PAMJ is a simple process that calls for one to have a high level of scientific integrity and some experience in public health, epidemiology, research and applied sciences, associated with some training in literature review PAMJ is therefore pleased to invite you to join our team of knowledgeable and resourceful reviewers by filling the form below. You will automatically be added to the PAMJ Reviewers Database.
Please provide complete information with a 150-word personal profile including your past and current experience, your research interests and your current affiliation. This information will help us target your review and will be passed to the corresponding author with the review report. This information will make the authors as comfortable as possible in regard to your ability and qualifications to review their manuscripts. It will also promote greater accountability in our open review process.
Helping young scientific researchers to enhance their scientific writing skills is a philosophy that PAMJ greatly uplifts as we hope that by encouraging as much as possible, direct interactions between reviewers and authors, this will be accomplished.

The editorial team would like to acknowledge the following people for their contribution as reviewers for the PAMJ
 
Reviewers for: 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | All years
 
Reviewers list for 2012
 
Biellik Robin, Switzerland Emukah Emmanuel, Nigeria
Fuhrman Barbara J, United States Geirsdottir OG, Iceland
Guilherme Luiza , Brazil Joshi Kalpesh, India
Kelly Nuala, Ireland Martinea Adrian, United Kingdom
Mitiku Kassahun, Ethiopia Munasinghe MA, Sri Lanka
Nandasena Sumal , Sri Lanka Olsson Sten, Sweden
Owoaje ET, Nigeria Semple Sean, United Kingdom
Sonoda Luke, United Kingdom Thanawongnuwecha Roongroje , Thailand
Ujcic Voortman Joanne K, Netherlands van den Boogaard Jossy , Netherlands
Wang Mei-Hui, United States
  
  

Pamj review process

Articles are received through an online manuscript submission system. Three to five reviewers are invited for each submission. Reviewers agreeing to review the manuscript will be provided with credentials to access the reviewer space and download the submitted material. Reviewers make their comments and upload them through the online review system and are immediately forwarded to the corresponding author. Based on the reviewer’s comments, the manuscript will either be accepted after correction or rejected. Upon receipt of authors’ corrections and agreement of reviewers (at least two or three), the manuscript will be published promptly. The final formatted PDF version is posted to the PAMJ website as soon as it becomes available.
Download an overview of Pamj review process (Pdf).

Material for reviewers

  
  

Becoming a reviewer

The PAMJ is always looking for enthusiastic, experienced and dedicated professionals to review the multiple manuscripts we received every year. By filling this form, you will be automatically added to the PAMJ Reviewer Database. Provide complete information, including a short bios ketch including your past and current experience, your work interest and your current affiliation; this information will help us target your review and will be passed to the corresponding author with the review report. This is an attempt to make the authors as comfortable as possible on the ability and qualifications of the reviewers to review their submission and also, to promote greater accountability in our open review process.

Helping young researchers acquiring scientific writing skills is a concept we hold dear; for this reason we will try to encourage as much as possible, direct interactions between reviewers and authors.

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Surgery
  Anesthesiology
  Cardiovascular surgery
  General surgery
  Maxillofacial surgery
  Neurosurgery
  Ophthalmology
  Orthopedic surgery
  Otolaryngology (ENT)
  Pediatric surgery
  Surgical oncology
  Thoracic surgery
  Transplant surgery
  Urology
  Vascular surgery
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  Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI)
  HIV prevention and care (PMTCT)
  Malaria control program
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Plastic surgery
  Burn surgery
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  Craniofacial surgery
  Hand surgery
  Microsurgery
Pediatric
  Neonatology
  Pediatric cardiology
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  Pediatric gastroenterology
  Pediatric hematology
  Pediatric neurology
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Obstetrics and gynecology
  Fertility medicine
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Nursing
  Clinical nursing
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  Hospice and Palliative Medicine
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  Neurodevelopmental Disabilities
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  Neuromuscular Medicine
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  Pain Medicine
  Sleep Medicine
  Vascular Neurology
Medicine
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  Cardiology
  Dermatology
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  Family Medicine
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  Geriatrics
  Hepatology
  Hospice and Palliative Medicine
  Infectious disease
  Intensive care medicine
  Internal medicine
  Nephrology
  Oncology
  Palliative care
  Physical medicine and rehabilitationÿor Physiatry
  Proctology
  Psychiatry
  Pulmonology
  Rheumatologist
  Rheumatology
  Urgent Care Medicine
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  Biomedical informatics
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Health system economy and administration
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  Health economy
  Health information system management
  Health system development
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  Cancer epidemiology
  Diabetes epidemiology
  Epidemiology
  HIV epidemiology
  Infectious diseases epidemiology
  Non-Communicable diseases epidemiology
Environmental Health
  Air and industrial hygiene
  Environmental chemistry/biology
  Environmental management
  Food protection
  Water resources
  Work environment
Diagnostic and radiology
  Radiology
Diagnostic
  Clinical laboratorysciences
Dentistry
  Stomatology
Biostatistics
  Biostatistics
Biomedical sciences
  Anatomist
  Bacteriologist
  Biochemist
  Biophysicist
  Cell biologist
  Dietetics
  Embryologist
  Epidemiologist
  Geneticist
  Haematologist
  Histopathologist
  Immunologist
  Microbiologist
  Molecular Biologist
  Neuroscientist
  Parasitologist
  Pathologist
  Pharmacologist
  Physiologist
  Virologist
 

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