Academic publisher Cambridge University Press and the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians (CAEP) have announced that the Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine (CJEM) will join the Cambridge Journals list from January 2015.
CJEM is a scholarly, peer-reviewed journal, produced specifically for emergency medicine care providers in rural, urban, community, and academic settings. The journal focuses on emergency medicine content relevant to clinical practice, emergency medical services, research, medical education, administration, and continuing professional development and knowledge exchange.
A key development will be the move to an online-only format, and CJEM's readers and authors will benefit from the additional features available on Cambridge's electronic platform, Cambridge Journals Online. These include improved usability via mobile and web-optimised sites and state-of-the-art functionality. CJEM will be available in a wide range of different article formats for devices including pdf, html, Kindle, and epub to enhance and optimise article usage. These developments will enhance CJEM's discoverability, whilst CJEM will continue to adhere to the same high level of peer review and editorial excellence.
This move also signifies a commitment from both parties to increase the journal's global reach and dissemination through inclusion in Cambridge's growing consortia sales programme, covering over 5,000 institutions, ensuring that content is available to an expanding global audience.
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