Aims & Scope
Aims
The journal aims to disseminate methodologically sound and clinically or scientifically relevant work, encourage responsible reporting of health research, and support exchange between clinical practice, biomedical research, public health and healthcare systems.
Scope
Clinical research, diagnostics, therapeutics, disease management and patient outcomes.
Population health, prevention, epidemiology, community medicine and health promotion.
Pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacology, medication use, safety and therapeutics.
Laboratory medicine, biomedical research, biotechnology and translational research.
Nursing, rehabilitation, physiotherapy and allied-health research relevant to patient care.
Healthcare management, policy, quality, health services, medical education and patient safety.
Health informatics, telemedicine, medical devices, AI-assisted healthcare and digital interventions.
Systematic reviews, meta-analyses and evidence-based assessments within the journal's scope.
Scope assessment
Editors may decline a submission at initial screening when its subject, article type, scientific purpose or reporting quality does not fit IJMHR's scope or publication standards.