Annals, Academy of Medicine, Singapore (AAMS) is referenced in Index Medicus.

The AAMS' impact factor, an index of the biomedical importance of published articles, is now 1.2.

The Annals receives about 500 (Free & Theme) manuscripts a year, including letters to the editor and commentaries. Its acceptance rate for unsolicited articles is about 50%.

Impact factors of the AAMS since 2004 were:

Year Impact Factor
2004 0.375
2005 0.419
2006 0.772
2007 0.745
2008 1.004
2009 1.01
2010 1.2












Annals, Academy of Medicine Best Publication Award 2010

GOLD Risk Factors and Clinical Outcomes for Contrast-induced Nephropathy After Percutaneous Coronary Intervention in Patients with Normal Serum Creatinine
Eric Chong, Kian Keong Poh, Shen Liang, Huay Cheem Tan
SILVER Pathological Video-Gaming among Singaporean Youth
Hyekyung Choo, Douglas A Gentile, Timothy Sim, Dongdong Li, Angeline Khoo,Albert K Liau
BRONZE Urotensin 2 and Retinoic Acid Receptor Alpha (RARA) Gene Expression in IgA Nephropathy
Keng Thye Woo, Yeow Kok Lau, Yi Zhao, Kim Yoong Puong, Hwee Boon Tan, Stephanie Fook-Chong, Kok Seng Wong, Choong Meng Chan

      
 
 
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The Annals, Academy of Medicine, Singapore has been classified by the Singapore Medical Council (SMC) as a "general" journal, consisting of papers dealing with different specialties. The SMC will assess claims for CME points for the publication and review of papers from the Annals on an individual basis. The SMC will consider the specialty content of the paper against the doctor's registered specialty to determine whether core or non-core points will be awarded.

With effect from 1 June 2004, the main authors/chief editors will receive 5 CME points. Subsidiary authors, editors or reviewers will receive 2 CME points. The maximum claim for Category 2 is 40 points over 2 years.

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INTRODUCTION

The Annals is the official medical journal of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore. It is a refereed monthly journal appearing in the Index Medicus and has been accepted in the Science Citation Index-Expanded, ISI Alerting Services, and Current Contents®/Clinical Medicine.

It serves the various specialties that form the membership of the Academy and orientates its publications to these disciplines.

The Annals Editorial Board comprises 13 full-time professionals who meet regularly for policy decisions. All articles submitted to the Annals are reviewed by experts drawn from the Academy's membership. In cases where there are no suitable local reviewers, the articles are sent to overseas reviewers.

The Annals is distributed free to all members of the Academy of Medicine of Singapore and other selected institutions.

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