The objectives of the International Journal for Research in Health Sciences and Nursing (IJRHNS) include publishing high-quality articles that contribute to the body of knowledge and professional practice within health sciences, nursing, and allied healthcare.

The journal encourages submission of articles whose work is relevant to today’s healthcare concerns and which can have the potential to impact on healthcare practices, patient care, healthcare education, health policies, or healthcare provision.

The journal welcomes research that:

• Presents original findings or meaningful reviews.
• Contributes to nursing and healthcare practice.
• Addresses current health and healthcare challenges.
• Facilitates evidence-based clinical decision-making.
• Assesses advancements in patient safety and quality of care.
• Focuses on healthcare education and professional development.
• Incorporates an interdisciplinary approach in healthcare research.
• Examines technology and innovations in healthcare.
• Considers public health and community health issues.
• Encourages inclusive healthcare.

Areas Covered

The scope of IJRHNS includes, but is not limited to:

• Nursing practice and nursing education
• Nursing leadership and healthcare management
• Clinical research
• Primary healthcare
• Public health
• Health promotion
• Disease prevention
• Communicable and non-communicable diseases
• Community health
• Patient-centered care
• Healthcare quality improvement
• Health services research
• Evidence-based healthcare
• Healthcare education and training
• Digital health and telemedicine
• Medical and healthcare technologies
• Allied health sciences
• Healthcare policy
• Interdisciplinary healthcare research

Also included in this scope are articles on research linking healthcare practice with new technology and data-based and innovative means of caring for patients. All these areas fit in well with the current scope of IJRHNS.

Our Goal

IJRHNS aims at bridging the gap between research and practice in healthcare through the publication of research which is scientifically rigorous and relevant.