MJA Bookroom: Information

Information for publishers | Information for reviewers | Technical stuff
Each year The Medical Journal of Australia receives hundreds of new medical books for review. While you, our readers, have told us how much you value these reviews, we have nevertheless been limited to reviewing only a fraction of the books we would like to review. The Internet, however, has the ability to relax the constraints imposed on the print journal. It allows us to publish more reviews and more detailed reviews, with indexes and search tools to make it easier for you to find reviews of books that interest you. We can also offer selected books for sale, easily purchased on the spot using our secure online shopping system.

Please help us improve the eMJA Bookroom. If there are services that you would like us to provide or topics that you would like to see more reviews of, please let us know.

Information for publishers

If you would like to have your new medical books peer-reviewed by Australia's foremost clinical medicine journal, please submit copies to:

The Book Review Editor
The Medical Journal of Australia
Locked Bag 3030, Strawberry Hills NSW 2012, Australia.
Tel: +61 2 9562 6666. Fax: +61 2 9562 6699. To contact us, click here.

Please note that we do not guarantee to review all of the books that we receive.
You may also send catalogues and product listings for all of your titles to the Publishing Sales Department at the above address.
If you would like more information on our review process please write to us.

Information for reviewers

Are you interested in becoming a book reviewer for the MJA?
If so, send us an e-mail with your name, position, qualifications, interests, telephone and fax number, and postal address. As an MJA reviewer you won't get paid, but you do get to keep the book(s) that you review. The MJA has the highest worldwide profile of any Australian medical journal and the eMJA is a world leader in medical publishing on the Internet.

Technical stuff

Software design and programming for this site has been developed by Stephen Roberts Norris.

Registered readers of the eMJA are notified by email
as soon as new articles and book reviews in their areas of interest are published.
Register now for this time-saving service.

New books | All books | Search | Write to us | eMJA Home

	Information for publishers \| Information for reviewers \| Technical stuff Each year The Medical Journal of Australia receives hundreds of new medical books for review. While you, our readers, have told us how much you value these reviews, we have nevertheless been limited to reviewing only a fraction of the books we would like to review. The Internet, however, has the ability to relax the constraints imposed on the print journal. It allows us to publish more reviews and more detailed reviews, with indexes and search tools to make it easier for you to find reviews of books that interest you. We can also offer selected books for sale, easily purchased on the spot using our secure online shopping system. Please help us improve the eMJA Bookroom. If there are services that you would like us to provide or topics that you would like to see more reviews of, please let us know.
Information for publishers
	If you would like to have your new medical books peer-reviewed by Australia's foremost clinical medicine journal, please submit copies to: The Book Review Editor The Medical Journal of Australia Locked Bag 3030, Strawberry Hills NSW 2012, Australia. Tel: +61 2 9562 6666. Fax: +61 2 9562 6699. To contact us, click here. Please note that we do not guarantee to review all of the books that we receive. You may also send catalogues and product listings for all of your titles to the Publishing Sales Department at the above address. If you would like more information on our review process please write to us.
Information for reviewers
	Are you interested in becoming a book reviewer for the MJA? If so, send us an e-mail with your name, position, qualifications, interests, telephone and fax number, and postal address. As an MJA reviewer you won't get paid, but you do get to keep the book(s) that you review. The MJA has the highest worldwide profile of any Australian medical journal and the eMJA is a world leader in medical publishing on the Internet.
Technical stuff
	Software design and programming for this site has been developed by Stephen Roberts Norris.