About the Journal
Nepal Medical College Journal (NMCJ) is a Scientific Medical Journal published quarterly in English by Nepal Medical College in Kathmandu, Nepal. The Journal is printed in two-column format.
Subjects covered include all aspects of health and diseases including clinical and experimental studies and medical education (in the form of original full papers, short communications, critical reviews, editorial commentaries, conference summaries and book reviews).
Research is pivotal at NMCTH, with the Nepal Medical College Journal (NMCJ) serving as a platform for peer-reviewed studies on tropical diseases, public health, and clinical innovations. Collaborations with international institutions enhance research scope, addressing Nepal-specific issues like infectious diseases and maternal health. This emphasis on evidence-based practice fosters advancements in medical knowledge and policy.
Current Issue
Vol. 15 No. 2 (2013): NMCJ : June 2013
Published:
2013-06-02
Full Issue
- Requires Subscription Retrograde intrarenal surgery in Nepal: an early experience - PR Gyawali, BR Luitel and PR Chalise
- Requires Subscription Study of anemia in adolescents female and effect information, education and communication in rural area of central Kathmandu Valley - RKC Gupta, HP Ghimire and PP Panta Department of Community Medicine, Nepal Medical College, Jorpati, Kathmandu, Nepal
- Requires Subscription Tobacco and alcohol: The relation to pulmonary tuberculosis in household contacts - N Gyawali, R Gurung, N Poudyal, R Amatya, R Shrestha, LK Khanal, S Timilsina and SK Bhattacharya
- Requires Subscription The treatment of trigger thumb in children: conservative or surgical? - PK Chalise, AK Mishra, SB Shah, V Adhikari and RP Singh
- Requires Subscription Immediate neonatal outcome of adolescent pregnant mother at Nepal Medical College Teaching Hospital - L Lama, S Shrestha, A Sharma, S Upadhyay and MR Pathak
- Requires Subscription Surveillance of Tuberculosis among HIV infected persons in three different regions of Nepal - GP Dhungana, S Sharma, P Khadga and SC Verma
