About the Journal
About the TJEM
Birth, in March 2017, of the first official journal of the STMU, TJEM: the Tunisian Journal of Emergency Medicine - with:
Anouar Yahmadi, Mohamed Habib Grissa, Abdelwaheb Morjane, Hamdi Boubaker, Asma Zorgati, Lotfi Boukadida, Rym Grami Hamed, Samir Abdelmoumen, Naoufel Somrani, Zohra Dridi, Hanene Ghazali, Kaouthar Beltaief, Nebiha Borsali, Zied Mezgar, Riadh Boukef, Mounir Naïja, Wahid Bouida, Samia Hafi Ep Abdessadok, Majdi Omri and Sami Souissi.
The TJEM is the official journal of the Tunisian Society of Emergency Medicine. It is a peer-reviewed journal aimed in particular at supporting emergency care. The TJEM publishes original research, reviews, brief reports of scientific investigations, case reports as well as commentary and correspondence related to topics of scientific, ethical, social, and economic importance to emergency care.
Since 2025, four issues are published per year.
The ISSN of the TJEM is: 3061-9165
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Current Issue
Published: 28-03-2026
Full Issue
Case Reports
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hana kessentini, Dr Rim Karray, Dr Fedi Ben ali, Dr Haifa Snoussi, Dr Marwa Belalkhal, Dr Olfa Chakroun, Dr Noureddine Rekik
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Rim Karray, Fedi Ben Ali, Racem Mnif, Hela Ben Jmeaa, Hana Kessentini, Imed Frikha, Olfa Chakroun, Noureddine Rekik
Prospective study
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Rania AMMAR, Dr.Emna Ennouri, Dr. Mabrouk Bahloul, Dr.Chokri Ben Hamida
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Imen Mabrouk, Imen KETATA, Raja Kalai, Hadhami Zguem, Chafiaa Bouhamed
Retrospective or cross-sectional study
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mahmoud ladhar, Zouhour Hadrich, farah bouattour, Chahd Ben Alaya, yosri smeoui, badria moalla, faiza Safi
Short Review
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Wiem Feki, Fatma Hammami, Makram Koubaa, Emna Daoud, Mounir Ben Jemaa, Zaineb Mnif
Ethical policy
The journal upholds strict ethical policies to ensure the integrity, transparency, and credibility of published research.
Authors must adhere to recognized ethical standards in research and publishing, including obtaining necessary approvals from ethics committees for studies involving human participants or animals. Plagiarism, data fabrication, duplicate submissions, and conflicts of interest must be disclosed and managed appropriately.
The journal reserves the right to reject or retract manuscripts that violate ethical principles. By submitting their work, authors confirm their compliance with these guidelines and accept responsibility for maintaining ethical integrity in their research.