Publishing Credentials

The Malta Medical Journal is composed of the editor, editorial board, a senior secretary and a technical secretary with responsibility for journal layout. The MMJ has been published as the MMJ since 1989, and for decades before that as a Malta hospital journal (such as the St. Luke’s Hospital Gazette). The MMJ is the only Maltese general medical journal, and considers papers that deal with all aspects of medicine and the allied health care professions. The journal has always been free and was formerly mailed (at no cost) to all doctors in Malta. The journal is now entirely online and remains open-access. The journal is indexed in the following sites and databases:

DOAJ	www.doaj.org
EBSCO	www.ebsco.com
EMBASE	www.embase.com
Scopus	www.scopus.com
Scirus	www.scirus.com
Swets	www.swets.com
Index Copernicus	www.indexcopernicus.com/index_en.php
Index Academicus	www.akademisyen.com/author/m.asp

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All articles published in the Malta Medical Journal, including editorials, represent the opinion of the authors and do not reflect the official policy of the University of Malta or the institution with which the author is affiliated, unless this is clearly specified. The appearance of advertising in the Journal is not a guarantee or endorsement of the product or the claims for the product by the manufacturer. The Editorial Board disclaims any responsibility or liability for non-compliance of advertising artwork to Regulatory Units.