Scope of the Journal

The Journal of Empirical Reviews in Multisystem Syndromes (JERMS) aims to provide a dedicated platform for the publication and dissemination of high-quality empirical reviews that address various aspects of multisystem syndromes. Our focus encompasses a broad spectrum of topics, including but not limited to:

Comprehensive Reviews: Empirical evaluations of current research, evidence-based practices, and clinical guidelines related to the diagnosis, treatment, and management of multisystem syndromes.
Case Reports: Detailed analyses and discussions of individual cases that contribute to the understanding and management of multisystem syndromes, highlighting unique presentations, treatment strategies, and outcomes.
Interdisciplinary Approaches: Exploration of the intersection between various medical fields, emphasizing collaborative strategies for addressing the complexities of multisystem syndromes.
Emerging Research: Reviews of the latest advancements in the understanding of multisystem syndromes, including novel therapeutic approaches, diagnostic tools, and patient management strategies.
Patient Perspectives: Incorporation of patient-reported outcomes and experiences to enhance understanding of the impact of multisystem syndromes on quality of life and treatment adherence.

JERMS seeks to engage a diverse audience, including clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals interested in the field of multisystem syndromes. By fostering a collaborative and inclusive environment, we aim to facilitate knowledge exchange and contribute to the advancement of research and clinical practice in this important area of healthcare.

We encourage submissions that reflect the latest empirical evidence and invite authors to contribute to our mission of enhancing the understanding and management of multisystem syndromes through rigorous review and analysis.

Target Audience

The journal is aimed at:

Researchers and academics seeking to share findings and insights in the fields of Internal Medicine and General Surgery.
Clinicians and healthcare practitioners interested in evidence-based practices and clinical experiences.
Medical students and early-career professionals looking to contribute to the evolving landscape of medical knowledge.

By publishing work that reflects the latest advances and challenges in these specialties, JERMS aspires to support the development of innovative strategies that enhance patient care and clinical outcomes.