Khyber Medical University Journal KMU Institute Of Medical Sciences

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1 khyber medical university journal

1.1 introduction
1.2 editorial board
1.3 reviewers





khyber medical university journal
introduction

kmuj: khyber medical university journal official journal of kmu, kims, kohat khyber pakhtoonkhwa, pakistan. kmuj (previously published kmj-kust medical journal) apeer-reviewed journal , follows uniform requirements manuscripts submitted biomedical journals, updated on www.icmje.org. rights reserved. publisher , members of editorial board cannot held responsible errors or consequences arising use of information contained in journal.


kmuj (kmj) is


recognized by: pakistan medical , dental council (pmdc) , higher education commission (hec) pakistan


indexed , abstracted in: index pakistan, imemr current contents, index copernicus poland


registered with: international serials data system of france

pakistan

covered by: pakmedinet, directory of open access journals (doaj), google scholar

available on: ebsco, factiva, gale , affiliated international databases through asianet-pakistan


issn (print) 2305-2643 issn (online) 2305-2651


kmuj member of committee on publication ethics (cope) , follows cope guidelines regarding publication ethics , malpractices. http://www.publicationethics.org/members/kmj-kust-medical-journal


editorial board

patron: prof. dr. mohammad hafizullah


vice chancellor, kmu


chief editor: prof. dr. salim khattak, principal, kims


managing editor: dr. akhtar sherin, kims


members of editorial board:


1. dr. abdul waheed, kims kohat


2. dr. abdul wahab yousafzai, islamabad


3. dr. ashfaq shuaib, canada


4. dr. aziz marjan khattak, kims, kohat


5. dr. bader faiyaz zuberi, duhs, karachi


6. dr. farmanullah wazir, kims, kohat


7. dr. fazal ather, who, sudan


8. dr. jawad ahmad, ibms, kmu peshawar


9. dr. maysaa el sayed zaki, egypt


10. dr. muhammad arif, kims, kohat


11. dr. muhammad aslam, maj gen (rtd), islamabad


12. dr. muhammad salim wazir, abbottabad


13. dr. musharraf jilani, ibms, kmu peshawar


14. dr. niaz ali, ibms, kmu peshawar


15. dr. pei-yi chu, taiwan


16. dr. salman yousuf guraya, saudi arabia


17. dr. shad mohammad khan, director aa&qa, kmu peshawar


18. dr. shujaat ali khan, kims, kohat


19. dr. suhail aziz paracha, kims, kohat


20. dr. taneem ul haque, missouri, usa


21. dr. tariq saeed mufti, rmc peshawar


22. dr. tasleem akhtar, kmu, peshawar


23. mr. saqib waheed, statistician


reviewers

225-reviewers kmuj








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