KUMJ:: Kathmandu University Medical Journal

Updated On: July 5 2009

Call for Online Peer Reviewers





	For Authors

	For Editors

Dear Authors,

KINDLY NOTE THE EMAIL ADDRESSES

E-mails:
Staus of your manuscripts:
manuscriptstatus@kumj.com.np
For Information: info@kumj.com.np

Article Submission: submit@kumj.com.np

EMAILS SENT TO OTHER ADDRESSES THAN THEIR RESPECTIVE ADDRESSES AS MENTIONED ABOVE SHALL NOT BE ENTERTAINED
Thanks

KUMJ Vol 8, No.2, Issue 30 (April-June, 2010)

News and Notice

Updated On: July 5 2009

Call for Online Peer Reviewers

Kathmandu University Medical Journal is an official journal of Kathmandu University. KUMJ started its publication since 2003. During the past years KUMJ has been able to establish itself as one of the leading medical journals in Nepal. KUMJ is affiliated to most of the leading databases including PubMed/Medline.

We have been receiving a large number of articles submitted for publication from various disciplines in medicine. As we strongly believe that reviewing is the most important step in helping authors to enhance the quality of manuscripts which they seek to publish, we are calling for interested and dedicated peer reviewers from various disciplines in medicine.

In today's world dominated by online submissions and reviewing process we would especially encourage those reviewers to apply, who can review the articles online. Interested Reviewers can submit their resume to managing_editor@kumj.com.np along with covering letter.

The application will be promptly submitted to the Editorial Board which will eventually decide on the selection of the reviewers. While submitting your documents, kindly also submit, the list of journals in which you are currently involved as a peer reviewer.

Thanking You

Notice By: Managing Editor

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MEDICAL QUOTATION

Body and soul cannot be separated for purposes of treatment, for they are one and indivisible. Sick minds must be healed as well as sick bodies. ~C. Jeff Miller