Commentary articles in the Georgian Medical Journal (GMJ) present expert perspectives on contemporary issues in medicine, public health, health systems, education, ethics, and health policy relevant to Georgia and the wider region. These evidence-informed contributions do not report primary research and undergo editorial review. The views expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the positions of the Georgian Medical Journal or the Public Health Institute of Georgia.
A new scientific commentary published in the Georgian Medical Journal examines the ethical and legal foundations for including critically ill patients in clinical research. The article is based on international standards and the Georgian regulatory context and is available in English with a DOI.
An overview of the evolution of ISO 15189—from a technical laboratory standard to a foundation of patient safety and health system trust—highlighting the roles of international organisations, WHO, and modern accreditation frameworks.
