© 2002 the Emergency Medicine Journal
EDITORIAL
Emergency medicine in developing countries
Challenges and changes
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This issue of the journal draws together several articles on the practice of emergency medicine in developing countries
Keywords: developing countries
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The EMJ has recently changed its system for manuscript submission and handling. In the past this was a "paper" based system, which is reliable but often slow. Bench>Press is an electronic manuscript system that allows authors to submit their work electronically. This is then sent to editors and reviewers by email and reviewers and editors comments can then be sent collated by email. It also allows authors to check on the progress of their paper through the system. Early evidence from other journals using the system is that it can greatly reduce the time to a decision on publication We hope that this will be the case with the EMJ. Any authors wishing to submit electronically please read the new instructions to authors or visit www.emjonline.com and use the link to new submissions system.
The EMJ has always tried to increase the international use
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