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Journal of Emergency Medicine — Impact Factor
The 2025 Impact Factor of Journal of Emergency Medicine is 1.6 (quartile not confirmed; subscription or hybrid).
- Impact Factor
- 1.6 JCR 2025
- JCR category
- Emergency Medicine
- Quartile
- quartile not confirmed
- Publisher
- Elsevier
- Open access
- subscription or hybrid
- Abbreviations
- JEM
- IF source
- bioxbio.com
Position within the field
Ranked 27 of the 35 journals in Emergency Medicine on this site (bottom 50%).
Emergency Medicine journals with a similar Impact Factor
- International Journal of Emergency Medicine IF 1.9
- Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness IF 1.7
- CJEM (Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine) IF 1.7
- Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America IF 1.6
- Wilderness & Environmental Medicine IF 1.6
- Emergency Medicine Australasia IF 1.5
Author guidelines at a glance
- Case reports
- Accepted. Case Presentations category available. Main text in 4 parts: Introduction / Case Report / Discussion / Why should an emergency physician be aware of this?; abstract uses the same headings
- Article types
- Original Contribution / Clinical Communication / Selected Topics / Techniques and Procedures / Case Presentation / Visual Diagnosis in Emergency Medicine / Ultrasound in Emergency Medicine / Editorial / Letter to the Editor
- Abstract
- 250 words (structured)
- OA / APC
- – / –
About this value
Journal of Emergency Medicine is abbreviated JEM. The Journal Impact Factor of Journal of Emergency Medicine (JCR 2025, released June 2026) is 1.6. Values are compiled by cross-checking figures published by publishers and societies against public aggregators; this is not a reproduction of Clarivate Journal Citation Reports™. Confirm the current value on the publisher's page or in JCR before deciding where to submit. The quartile (Q1–Q4) is the journal's relative position within its JCR category; Q1 means the top 25%.
Last updated September 2026. Report errors via the contact form. Other journals in the same category: Emergency Medicine.