International Journal for Research in Health Sciences and Nursing (IJRHNS)

Aim

The International Journal for Research in Health Sciences and Nursing (IJRHNS) aims to advance scholarly knowledge in health sciences, nursing, and selected allied health disciplines through the publication of original, methodologically sound, and ethically conducted research. The journal seeks to support evidence-based healthcare practice, nursing education, patient care, and the continuous improvement of healthcare services. It provides an academic platform for researchers, nursing professionals, healthcare practitioners, and scholars to disseminate findings that address relevant healthcare challenges and contribute to improved practice and service delivery.

Scope

IJRHNS welcomes original research articles and review articles that make a clear scholarly contribution to health sciences, nursing, and relevant allied health fields. The journal particularly encourages research with sound methodology, clear reporting, appropriate ethical oversight, and practical or scientific relevance to healthcare practice and service delivery. Areas covered by the journal include, but are not limited to, the following:

1. Nursing Practice and Education

• Clinical nursing practice and patient care delivery
• Nursing education, training, and professional development
• Nursing leadership, management, and workforce development
• Evidence-based nursing practice and quality improvement

2. Clinical and Allied Health Sciences

• Allied health practice and healthcare service delivery
• Clinical assessment, care interventions, and patient outcomes
• Rehabilitation and supportive healthcare practices
• Interprofessional collaboration in healthcare settings

3. Public Health and Community Health

• Community health assessment and health promotion
• Disease prevention and population health research
• Health education and community-based interventions
• Healthcare access, utilization, and health disparities

4. Patient Safety and Quality of Care

• Patient safety and risk reduction in healthcare
• Healthcare quality assessment and improvement
• Infection prevention and control in healthcare settings
• Patient-centered care and care coordination

5. Healthcare Research and Service Delivery

• Healthcare systems, service organization, and management
• Healthcare workforce and service effectiveness
• Digital health applications relevant to nursing and healthcare delivery
• Health services evaluation and evidence-informed healthcare policy

Types of Articles

The journal considers original research articles and review articles that fall within its stated aims and scope. Submissions should demonstrate a clear research objective, appropriate methodology, reliable analysis, and a meaningful contribution to the relevant field.

Editorial Considerations

All submissions must be relevant to the journal's aims and scope and demonstrate originality, methodological rigor, appropriate ethical consideration, and academic value. Manuscripts are subject to an initial editorial assessment and, where considered suitable, double-blind peer review. Submission does not guarantee acceptance or publication.