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JAMSA

Journal of the American Medical Student Association

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MISSION

About the Journal of the American Medical Student Association

JAMSA is the official academic publication of the American Medical Student Association, hosted on the ConductScience publishing platform. It is a peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal that provides a platform for early-career physicians, medical students, residents, graduate students, and research-focused undergraduates to contribute to and shape the future of medical scholarship.

The journal is developed and edited by a team of emerging leaders in medicine and science, working in collaboration with senior faculty and experienced researchers to ensure academic rigor, editorial integrity, and scholarly mentorship.

JAMSA aims to advance scholarship across four primary content areas. It is the synergy among these four domains that defines the publication’s scope, bringing together diverse but interrelated threads of modern healthcare scholarship to drive innovation in research methodologies, clinical application, systems improvement, and health policy reform.

ABOUT THE JOURNAL
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Open Access

Every article free to read, with no author processing fees.

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Independent Review

Peer review stewarded by the ConductScience Foundation.

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Fast Decisions

First editorial decision within six weeks of submission.

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Indexed & Archived

CrossRef-deposited DOIs and digital preservation via Portico.

CORE CONTENT AREAS

Four interlocking domains shape what we publish

How technology transforms healthcare delivery, decision-making, and patient engagement.

Clinical decision support tools
Electronic health record (EHR) optimization
Telehealth innovation
Artificial intelligence and machine learning in medicine
Health IT policy, digital disparities, and algorithmic bias
Implementation science and health systems reform
WHAT WE PUBLISH

Article types we accept

  1. Original Research

    Full-length studies using quantitative, qualitative, or mixed-methods approaches.

  2. Reviews & Literature Syntheses

    Scholarly summaries that inform future research or clinical practice.

  3. Case Reports

    Educational or clinical cases tailored to each content area.

  4. Policy Reports & Analyses

    Pieces dissecting clinical practice guidelines, health policy, or regulatory changes.

  5. Perspectives & Commentaries

    Invited essays offering opinion, reflection, or responses to published work.

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