New Zealand Medical Student Journal

New Zealand Medical Student Journal
New Zealand Medical Student Journal  
Discipline Peer-reviewed Medical Journal
Language English
Publication details
Publisher NZMSJ executive (New Zealand)
Publication history Founded 2003
Frequency Biannual
Indexing
ISSN 1176-5178
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The New Zealand Medical Student Journal (NZMSJ) is a biannual medical journal written and edited by medical students in New Zealand.

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History

The journal was started by students at the Dunedin School of Medicine of the University of Otago in 2002. Contributions were invited from New Zealand's three other medical schools: the University of Otago's satellite clinical schools in Christchurch and Wellington as well as the Auckland School of Medicine at the University of Auckland, although initially most of the published articles were written by University of Otago students. The first issue of the journal was published in March 2004.

The student executive charged with running the journal was also initially comprised solely of students from the Dunedin School of Medicine, however in time students from Christchurch and Wellington were also included and in 2006, the journal elected its first members from the Auckland School of Medicine. The current chair of the executive is Benson Chen, who is based in Auckland.

Past Chairs

  • 2003: Ayesha Verrall
  • 2004: Ajay Sud
  • 2005: Rosemary Wyber
  • 2006: John Scotter
  • 2007: Brian Grainger
  • 2008: Brian Grainger
  • 2009: Sophie Parker
  • 2010: Benson Chen

Content

The journal publishes original research articles, literature reviews, features articles, book reviews and conference reports. Submissions from medical students anywhere in the world are invited and in the past the journal has published articles written by students from Australia, the USA, the UK, Mexico, Brazil and Nepal. No direct payment is made in exchange for articles, however, book and cash prizes are awarded for the best academic and feature submission in each issue.

The journal is funded by a combination of advertising and sponsorship including, in the past, grants made by the New Zealand Ministry of Health.

Awards

Issue 11 of the journal was the winner of the New Zealand Medical Students' Association's inaugural Award for the Best New Student Initiative in 2010. The award was given in recognition of the excellent contributions the NZMSJ has made in furthering and promoting medical student research in New Zealand.

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