The Medical Journal of Australia (MJA)
The MJA is Australia’s leading general medical journal and one of the most trusted sources of clinical insight for the nation’s doctors. For more than a century, the MJA has published high-quality peer-reviewed research, expert commentary and policy analysis that have shaped medical practice and informed Australia’s national health debate.
Today the MJA reaches a large and highly influential audience of Australian clinicians across both general practice and specialist medicine. With more than 146,000 monthly views on mja.com.au and over 1.3 million annual article downloads via the Wiley Online Library, the journal plays a central role in the clinical information ecosystem that doctors rely on for evidence, perspective and professional development.
Led by Editor-in-Chief Professor Virginia Barbour, a team of professional editors and an independent Editorial Advisory Group, the MJA maintains the highest standards of scientific and editorial integrity. Through its partnership with Wiley, one of the world’s leading academic publishers, the journal benefits from global distribution and discoverability, ensuring Australian medical research, clinical insights and policy perspectives reach audiences both nationally and internationally.
