The South Sudan Medical Journal exists to inform, educate and positively influence the development of Health Services in South Sudan.
The Journal is published quarterly in February, May, August and November.
The SSMJ is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License
eISSN 2309-4613
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
SPECIAL ISSUE ON MALARIA NOVEMBER 2020
SSMJ is making a call for submissions for a jumbo special issue of the journal dedicated to discussing malaria in November 2020. See details here
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Vol 12 No 4 November 2019
EDITORIAL
Bringing diabetes mellitus into focus on World Diabetes Day Edward Eremugo Kenyi
The theme for 2019 is “Family and Diabetes”, chosen “to raise awareness of the impact that diabetes has on the family and support network of those affected, as well as promoting the role of the family in the management, care, prevention and education of diabetes”
ORIGINAL RESEARCH
Nurses’ knowledge of the management of diabetic patients at Juba Teaching Hospital
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