From the Desk of the Editor-in-Chief
AUGUST 2020
Dear Colleagues,
Thank you for your continued support and interest in the West African Journal
of Medicine (WAJM). We appreciate our esteemed reviewers for their expertise
and painstaking voluntary contributions to the Journal and the authors for
their valuable submissions. This month will feature the following updates:
JULY TO
AUGUST 2020 EDITION The printed copies are available at the West African Journal
of Medicine (WAJM) office at 6, Taylor Drive, Edmund Crescent, Medical
Compound, Yaba, Lagos. Corresponding authors have been sent their complimentary
copies by courier service (DHL). Authors and those interested can place request
for subscription at the journal office or email request to wajmeditorinchief@gmail.com.
SEPTEMBER 2020 EDITION
I
am pleased to announce that the journal has achieved an important great
landmark. As
usual, the corresponding authors will receive their copies. The September
Edition is already in the press and will be out within a week.
You can access the free abstract-text content of this issue in
PubMed Central, EMBASE, Excerpta Medica, and African Index Medicus, amongst
others.
OCTOBER 2020 EDITION
Corresponding authors of manuscripts accepted for
publication had been notified and are advised to kindly pay the statutory charges
within the next one week in order to expedite the process.
NOVEMBER & DECEMBER 2020 EDITION
Articles for November and December editions are
already scheduled. Authors would be informed accordingly as the process
advances.
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SUPPORT AND SUBSCRIPTION
I have written to the Chief Executives Officers and
Chief Medical Directors of teaching hospitals and Federal Medical Centres to
support the journal and subscribe at a subsidized rate. I am glad that a few
teaching hospitals and Federal Medical Centres have responded. I will be glad
if fellows can kindly encourage their institutional/centers to subscribe for their departmental libraries and
for their resident doctors. This has the potential to improve your
accreditation ratings.
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Please
find below the articles in September 2020 edition.
Editorial Note
C. N. Unachukwu, V.E Gomba West Afr J Med. 2020 September;37(4):325. PMID: 32835389
Prof. Arogundade F. Abiola West Afr J Med. 2020 September;37(4):327. PMID: 32835391 ORIGINAL ARTICLES A Retrospective Cohort Study Comparing the Functional and General Health Outcomes of Staged vs. Simultaneous Bilateral Primary Total Knee Replacements. R. Menzies-Wilson, A. Davidson, R. Twyman, R. Field West Afr J Med. 2020
September;37(4):329-334. PMID: 3283539
J. O. Uchendu, C. I. Otene, E. E. Akpo, H. K. Odion-Obomhense, J. E. Ikubor, S. N. Oriakhi, P. V. Orugbo West Afr J Med. 2020 September;37(4): 362–367. PMID: 32835397
Kidney Health for Everyone Everywhere - from Prevention to Detection and Equitable Access to CareP. Kam-Tao Li, G. Garcia-Garcia, L. Siu-Fai, S. Andreoli, W. Wing-Shing Fung, A. Hradsky, L. Kumaraswami, V. Liakopoulos, Z. Rakhimova, G. Saadi, L. Strani, I. Ulasi, K. Kalantar-Zadeh West Afr J Med. September;37(4): 368–376. PMID: 32835398
Neonatal Blood Pressure and Anthropometric Indices in Newborns of Pre-Eclamptic and Normal Mothers in Jos, Nigeria C. S. Yilgwan, V. C. Pam, O. O. Ige, W. N. Golit, S. Anzaku, G. E. Imade, A. S. Sagay, G. Yilgwan, J. T. Mutihir, D. Meshak, A. I. Zoakah, F. Bode-Thomas West Afr J Med. 2020 September;37(4): 423–427. PMID: 32835407 REVIEW ARTICLE
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