GMJ Now Indexed in 20 International Scholarly Databases
The Georgian Medical Journal has reached a new milestone — confirmed presence in 20 international indexing databases and repositories, including the newly added Index Copernicus (ICI Journals Master List).
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A new GMJ video presents the Health and Migration Knowledge Hub — 
The Georgian Medical Journal and the Public Health Institute of Georgia have launched a comprehensive open-access Knowledge Hub on refugee and migrant health — 130+ curated resources across 14 thematic sections, covering WHO, UNHCR, IOM, Lancet Migration, and leading academic institutions worldwide. Free. CC BY 4.0. Updated April 2026.
The Georgian Medical Journal (GMJ) has joined Crossref and now assigns DOIs under its own prefix (10.66636), marking a major step toward full integration into the global scholarly publishing system.








This announcement is shared by the Georgian Medical Journal as part of its collaboration with the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS) Public Health Section, highlighting an important European scientific event in surgical training and education.





























A new scientific commentary published in the Georgian Medical Journal examines the ethical and legal foundations for including critically ill patients in clinical research. The article is based on international standards and the Georgian regulatory context and is available in English with a DOI.
An overview of the evolution of ISO 15189—from a technical laboratory standard to a foundation of patient safety and health system trust—highlighting the roles of international organisations, WHO, and modern accreditation frameworks.
Sheni Academy is the online learning portal of the Public Health Institute of Georgia (PHIG), offering short courses, micro-credentials, and practical toolkits for public health, primary care, patient safety, and health policy in Georgia.
GMJ invites submissions for its inaugural issue. Peer-reviewed, open access (CC BY 4.0), no fees for this issue. Deadline: 15 February 2026. Sections: Commentary, Policy Commentary, Practice Notes, Brief Reports, Perspectives.


















