The Journal of Grab Medical Innovations is an independent, non-profit scholarly publication committed to advancing medical knowledge through rigorous peer review, transparent publishing practices, and accessible research.
The Journal of Grab Medical Innovations (J. Grab Med. Innov.) was established under the Swiss Civil Code (Stiftung Register #CHE-482.910.124) by international clinical investigators, biomedical engineers, and philanthropic donors committed to dismantling artificial friction in biomedical research dissemination.
In standard commercial academic publishing, exorbitant Article Processing Charges (often exceeding $4,500 per manuscript) exclude underfunded public health centers, early-career surgeons, and developing nation institutions from publishing breakthroughs. Simultaneously, legacy subscription barriers withhold life-saving clinical trial protocols from bedside practitioners.
Our foundation addresses these challenges through two complementary commitments: removing financial barriers for authors and making research freely available to readers.
Eliminate financial barriers to biomedical publishing and make peer-reviewed research freely accessible to clinicians and researchers worldwide.
Support rigorous, transparent research dissemination to help bridge the gap between scientific discovery and clinical practice.
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“Medical innovations that remain locked behind paywalls or delayed by commercial publishing pipelines cannot save lives. Our mission is pure clinical velocity with uncompromised peer scrutiny.”
Our governance framework ensures editorial independence, rigorous peer review, and long-term research accessibility.
The Foundation Charter explicitly stipulates that financial endowment trustees, corporate partners, and institutional sponsors retain zero votes or pre-publication access to submitted manuscripts.
Every submission undergoes algorithmic sanitization stripping author names, institution affiliations, and proprietary telemetry stamps before triage, ensuring evaluation purely on clinical efficacy and rigor.
All research must conform to FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable). Clinical trial datasets and computational code must be deposited into permanent public repositories.
MBBS, MRCS (Eng), FCPS (Pak), FRCS (Eng), FRCS (Ed), MHPE, (Med Educ), PG Cert Medical Leadership, CCT (UK), Post CCT Fellow Robotic Oesophagogastric Surgery, Royal Marsden Hospital, London, UK, Chief Editor, Grab the FRCS
Mr. Bhatti, Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Grab Medical Innovations, brings extensive expertise in surgery, clinical practice, and medical education. His academic and professional experience supports the journal's commitment to scholarly excellence, rigorous editorial standards, and the dissemination of high-quality, evidence-based research. He is dedicated to advancing medical knowledge and promoting research that contributes meaningfully to clinical practice and healthcare education.
MBBS. MRCS. FRCS (Gen. Surgery)
Mr. Shafiq has extensive clinical and academic experience in minimally invasive surgery, emergency surgery, and trauma care. He has played an active role in postgraduate surgical education, serving as a supervisor of surgical trainees at the Oman Medical Specialty Board and as Coordinator of the MD Examination Committee at a university hospital. His clinical and academic interests include oncoplastic breast surgery, surgical innovation, and the advancement of evidence-based surgical practice. His experience in clinical practice and medical education brings valuable specialist insight to the journal's editorial activities and its commitment to high-quality medical research and scholarly communication.
MBBS, FCPS, FRCS, FEBS, FACS, Breast Surgery Fellow Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
Mr. Kamran Ahmad Malik is a Consultant Surgeon at Hamad General Hospital, Doha, Qatar, bringing international clinical experience and a strong background in surgical education. His professional expertise and commitment to advancing surgical knowledge contribute valuable clinical and academic perspectives to the journal. His interests in surgical training, clinical practice, and evidence-based medicine align with the journal's commitment to promoting high-quality research, scholarly exchange, and the advancement of medical education.
MBBS, Arab Board (Anaesth & ICU), EDAIC, Fellow Obstetric Anaesthesia (HMC)
Dr. Mushtaq, Anaesthesiologist at The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust (SaTH), UK, is deeply committed to advancing medical education through innovative simulation training. His dedicated contributions to Grab the FRCS resources empower candidates to navigate complex critical and emergency care scenarios with confidence.
MBBS, MRCS, FCPS, FRCS(Ed, Eng, Glasg) FEBC.
Dr Ali is a Consultant General Surgeon at Princess Royal University Hospital, Orpington. He is an excellent academic teacher and researcher with almost 25 years of experience as surgeon, researcher, academician and examiner.
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