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Is The BMJ the right journal for my article? Which research does The BMJ prioritise? Advice on OA and peer review, writing, laying out, and submitting articles.
All submissions to The BMJ must conform to the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to biomedical journals. Our requirements reflect those of the ICMJE, although we also have specific requirements for different types of article and particularly detailed ones for research articles.
Here you will find all the BMJ policies relevant to publishing in our journals. BMJ journals follow guidelines on editorial independence produced by the World Association of Medical Editors and the code on good publication practice produced by the Committee on Publication Ethics, the recommendations of the International Committee of Medical ...
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At The BMJ, we offer the opportunity to submit a range of article types, each with different requirements. Before sub - mitting any work to The BMJ, we encourage all authors to explore our advice on these article types to ensure that work is framed in the best possible way for review and publication.
The submitting author takes primary responsibility for submitting the article to the journal using our manuscript submission system ScholarOne and for communicating with the journal during the article submission, peer review and revision process.
Follow this link to find out more about The BMJ submission system, how to submit your article, and how to navigate and manage your submitted papers.
