Comprehensive Medicine

Aims & Scope

Comprehensive Medicine is the official publication of Kanuni Sultan Süleyman Training and Research Hospital. It is published regularly, four times a year, in January, April, July and October as an electronic journal. The journal was published by Bakırköy Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital in 1990s as JOPP (gynecology obstetrics, pediatric and pediatric surgery) and has reached the status of ‘peer-reviewed journal’ in 2009. The journal was changed to İstanbul Kanuni Sultan Süleyman Tıp Dergisi in 2014 and known as Comprehensive Medicine beginning from 2023. The language of the journal is English. It is a peer-reviewed journal and does not charge any fee from readers or authors. All published articles are open access. The aim of Comprehensive Medicine is to provide students, who are educated in the field of medicine in all fields of medicine, and researchers to all physicians who are in the field of health and information about disease treatment and prevention methods. The journal publishes original research articles including gynecology, obstetric, pediatrics, pediatric surgery and basic medical sciences, case reports, reviews and announcements of panels and congresses. Comprehensive Medicine is to publish original researches on international level qualified, continuous and general medicine and periodically evaluated at the highest level both clinically and scientifically according to the konusunda double-blind, system for the consultant and writer. In addition to this, they include collections covering basic innovations about education, letters to the editor, and case reports. Moreover, by conducting an objective evaluation within the framework of the ethical rules of the journal, the consultant aims to enable the reviewers to transfer their experiences to the authors, to give the author a perspective on how to write a scientific article, and to contribute to the elimination of the scientific value of the articles published in our country.

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