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The ''Journal of the American Medical Association'' (usually abbreviated as ''JAMA'') is an international Peer-reviewed general Medical Journal published by the American Medical Association . It has been published continuously since in 1883 48 times per year. ''JAMA'' is the most widely circulated medical journal in the world and is published in multiple international editions and languages; the online version is made freely available to institutions in developing countries.

JAMA's Key Objective is to promote the science and art of medicine and the betterment of the public health.

JAMA's Critical Objectives are:

  • To maintain the highest standards of editorial integrity independent of any special interests

  • To publish original, important, well-documented, peer-reviewed articles on a diverse range of medical topics

  • To provide physicians with continuing education in basic and clinical science to support informed clinical decisions

  • To enable physicians to remain informed in multiple areas of medicine, including developments in fields other than their own

  • To improve health and health care internationally by elevating the quality of medical care, disease prevention, and research

  • To foster responsible and balanced debate on issues that affect medicine and health care

  • To anticipate important issues and trends in medicine and health care

  • To inform readers about nonclinical aspects of medicine and public health, including the political, philosophic, ethical, legal, environmental, economic, historical, and cultural 9. To recognize that, in addition to these specific objectives, THE JOURNAL has a social responsibility to improve the total human condition and to promote the integrity of science

  • To achieve the highest level of ethical medical journalism and to produce a publication that is timely, credible, and enjoyable to read.




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