ABOUT THE JOURNAL
The Journal of the Colleges of Medicine of South Africa seeks to facilitate interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary dialogue and collaboration among healthcare professionals and researchers across different specialities and fields. The journal prioritises contributions, particularly emphasising the Southern African and African context while welcoming contributions from other regions. The Journal of the Colleges of Medicine of South Africa promotes human rights, social justice, and non-discrimination in medicine, dentistry, and healthcare. View our Editorial Team.


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 LATEST ARTICLES

Review Article

 
Comparison of the World Health Organisation and International Consensus Classification of haematolymphoid tumours  
Sumaiya Cassim, Erica-Mari Nell, Ethan J. Gantana, Ernest M. Musekwa, Robert K. Lohlun, Ibtisam Abdullah, Zivanai C. Chapanduka
04 September 2024

Original Research

 
Snuff use: Motivations, tips to quit, and readiness to quit in a South African township  
Tombo Bongongo, Jeewa Yusuf, Indiran Govender, Doudou K. Nzaumvila, Sunday Okeke, Carien Steyn
03 September 2024

Opinion Paper

 
Geospatial determinants of health: A global surgery lens  
Moses Isiagi, Yvan Zolo, Salome Maswime
29 August 2024

Original Research

 
Reasons for premature removal of progestogen implant among women in a community in Pretoria  
Wanda M. Moeletsi, Suzan L.N. Nyalunga, Margaret M.M. Ramochele, Tombo Bongongo
28 August 2024

Opinion Paper

 
Cyberattack on the NHLS Network: Highlighting the crucial role of laboratory medicine  
Tahir S. Pillay
23 August 2024

Original Research

 
Paediatric chronic suppurative otitis media in rural Rwanda: Prevalence and parental practices  
Gratien Tuyishimire
20 August 2024

Original Research

 
Mechanism of injury and disposition of severe polytrauma patients at Kalafong Hospital 2018/2019  
Onke P. Tuswa, Maria M. Geyser, Vidya Lalloo, Almien Smit
13 August 2024

Correction

 
Erratum: Can overzealous reliance on evidence-based medicine overshadow good clinical judgement?  
Leanne M. Sykes, Gerhard Grobler, Charles Bradfield
18 July 2024

Correction

 
Corrigendum: Gardasil® as adjunctive therapy for respiratory papillomatosis at Red Cross Children’s Hospital, Cape Town  
Shavina Frank, Jessica K. McGuire, Fiona Kabagenyi, Vincent Pretorius, Shazia Peer
18 July 2024

Patient Studies

 
Neurological manifestations of Varicella zoster infection: A case series  
Azhar Rylands, Shakeel Hoosain
08 July 2024
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 ANNOUNCEMENTS

 Notification: Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Research History: Rediscover Timeless Insights

 
Embark on a journey through the annals of research history! Our journal's archives hold a wealth of knowledge waiting to be rediscovered. From pioneering studies to timeless insights, explore the foundations of today's discussions. Join us in celebrating research history and uncovering the gems that continue to shape our understanding.  
Posted: 2024-05-16 More...

 Notification: Unlock a wealth of knowledge with our publisher's library of research!

 
Dive deep into the latest findings and discoveries in your field. Browse library.aosis.co.za. Dive deep into the latest findings and discoveries in your field. From groundbreaking studies to insightful analyses, our publisher's library at library.aosis.co.za has it all covered. Explore a wealth of knowledge waiting for you to uncover!  
Posted: 2024-05-16 More...

Press Release: ‘Journal of the Colleges of Medicine of South Africa’ included in DOAJ and therefore DHET accredited.

 

AOSIS proudly announces that the Journal of the Colleges of Medicine of South Africa (JCMSA) was recently included in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and is therefore DHET accredited.

 

View the journal’s entry here.

 

This recognition is evidence of the journal’s quality and its dedication to furthering rigorous scholarly research.

 

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Posted: 2024-06-28
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