Full Title: Journal of Medical Library and Information Science
Title Abbreviation: J Med Libr Inf Sci
ISSN: 2717-3011
Rank: Scientific-Research rank with the approval of the Medical Sciences Journals Commission of the Islamic Republic of Iran
Owner & Publisher: Scientific Resources Management, Central Library & Archives, Vice-Chancellor of Research Affairs, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences
Collaboration with Association (s): Iranian Medical Library & Information Science Association
Co-Publisher: Qalam Gostaran Pajouhesh Company Ltd.
Chairman: Prof. Abbas Haghparast
Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Maryam Shekofteh
Associate Editor: Dr. Azam Shahbodaghi
Journal Manager: Naser Vazifehshenas
Language: English
Country of Publication: Iran
Publication Start Year: 1 July 2020
Publication Type: Continuous
Broad Subject Term(s): Medical Library and Information Science
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The Journal of Medical Library and Information Science (JMLIS) is an international, scientific, and peer-reviewed journal of interest to researchers and students in the Medical Library and Information Science (MLIS) and related topics that has the scientific-research rank with the approval of the Medical Sciences Journals Commission of the Islamic Republic of Iran since March 14 ,2022. JMLIS is published with the cooperation of the Department of Medical Library and Information Science, School of Allied Medical Science of SBMU and also in collaboration with the Iranian Medical Library & Information Science Association as a partner since December 12, 2022. The journal articles were published according to the Continuous Article Publishing model from July 1, 2020. JMLIS aims to advance the knowledge and practice of medical librarians and health information specialties. It also intends to enhance communication among students, educators, medical librarians, policy and decision-makers, administrators, and health professionals in the research and health information systems. JMLIS welcomes high-quality articles seeking to improve the quality of medical libraries and health information services to health professionals, as well as the general public.