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Why Publish in BJS?

BJS is the premier peer-reviewed surgical journal in Europe, featuring the high quality clinical and laboratory-based research on all aspects of surgery and related topics. BJS also publishes papers on developing areas in the field such as minimally invasive therapy and interventional radiology.

Fast publication speed

Researchers get to experience an impressive speed of publication and an excellent peer review process.

  • Average of 17 days to first decision.
  • Approximately 26 days from acceptance to online publication.

Simple online submission

Submit your article with ease via ScholarOne Manuscripts. You will benefit from full access to the Oxford University Press resource centre to answer all of your questions before, during, and after publication - including advice on how best to promote your work once published.

Discounts for members of BJS Foundation Strategic Partners.

Internationally recognised Editorial Board

Our expert editorial team are selected for their expertise across a range of specialisms and geographies, ensuring your research receives consideration by thought leaders in the field.

Global readership and publicity

  • Articles were read over 1.3 million times in 2023.
  • Indexed in key repositories, including PubMed and Web of Science, supporting the dissemination of your work.
  • Research published in BJS has been referenced by global media outlets, including BBC News, NBC News, US News and The Guardian.

Open access options

Learn more about open access options, including whether you can publish open access for free as part of your institution’s inclusion in a read and publish agreement with Oxford University Press.

Promotion of your work

Ready to publish your research?

Read our author guidelines for more information on publishing with us, including how to prepare your manuscript. Visit our online submissions site to submit your paper.

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