The Believers Medical Journal (BeMJ) is an international, fully open access, peer-reviewed medical journal published monthly. The journal provides a scholarly platform for clinicians, researchers, academics, healthcare professionals, and allied health specialists to publish scientifically sound research addressing important questions in medicine and healthcare.
BeMJ aims to strengthen the connection between biomedical research, clinical evidence, healthcare practice, and patient-centered care. The journal welcomes research that contributes to disease prevention, diagnosis, treatment, patient safety, medical education, public health, healthcare delivery, and emerging developments in medical science.
The journal encourages submissions that demonstrate originality, methodological soundness, ethical integrity, appropriate analysis, and meaningful relevance to healthcare and medical science.
BeMJ considers a range of scholarly manuscript types, including:
The Believers Medical Journal (BeMJ) follows a structured double-blind peer-review process and is guided by recognized principles of responsible scholarly publishing, including the COPE Core Practices and relevant ICMJE Recommendations.
Manuscripts are evaluated with consideration of originality, scientific contribution, methodological rigor, appropriate data analysis, research ethics, clarity of reporting, and relevance to the journal’s aims and scope.
Authors are encouraged to follow applicable research reporting standards and guidelines, including relevant frameworks promoted through the EQUATOR Network, where appropriate to the study design. These may include CONSORT for clinical trials, STROBE for observational studies, PRISMA for systematic reviews and meta-analyses, CARE for case reports, and ARRIVE for relevant animal research.
The journal seeks to promote transparent, complete, reproducible, and ethically responsible reporting across the medical and health sciences.