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Rhode Island Medical Journal


Title Abbreviation
R I Med J
ISSN
0363-7913
Electronic ISSN
2327-2228
Therapeutic Area
Readership
Academics, Clinicians, Educators, General Practitioners, Healthcare Executives, Hospitalists, Librarians, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, Physicians, Physicians - Medicine, Researchers, Residents
Scope
The Rhode Island Medical Society (RIMS) launched the Rhode Island Medical Journal (RIMJ) as a monthly publication in January 1917 and, except for a brief period during World War I, it has been published continuously since its inception. In 2013, the Journal, which had assumed other titles in its century-rich history, reverted to its original name and became an online-only, open-access, e-publication. The Journal’s mission, however, has remained the same as stated by its first editor, Dr. Roland Hammond, 102 years ago: “We wish all the medical interests of the state to collaborate in the production of a journal which shall truly represent the state in reality as it does in name.” Continuing this proud tradition into the new Millennium, the independent, peer-reviewed, Rhode Island-centric Journal continues to publish original clinical contributions, commentary, Images in Medicine, case reports and presentations, medical literature reviews and letters to the editor. Through a comprehensive e-distribution network, RIMJ is sent to a diverse audience of healthcare professionals, organizations and academic institutions throughout the state.
Sponsoring Association(s)
Rhode Island Medical Society (RIMS)
Publisher Name
Rhode Island Medical Society
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