Aim and Scope
Aim: The Journal of Healthcare Systems, Practice and Research (JHSPR) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing knowledge in healthcare delivery, health systems, clinical practice, and healthcare innovation. The journal aims to provide a multidisciplinary platform for researchers, healthcare professionals, policymakers, administrators, and public health experts to disseminate evidence-based research that strengthens healthcare quality, accessibility, efficiency, and patient outcomes. JHSPR encourages the integration of research, policy, and practice to address contemporary challenges in healthcare systems worldwide and to support sustainable, patient-centered healthcare solutions.
Expanded Scope:
Healthcare Systems & Policy Research: Studies examining healthcare organization, financing, governance, health policy development, health economics, resource allocation, and system-level strategies that improve healthcare performance and equity.
Clinical Practice & Patient Care: Research focused on evidence-based clinical practice, patient safety, quality improvement, healthcare outcomes, multidisciplinary care models, and innovations that enhance patient-centered healthcare delivery.
Public Health & Population Health Management: Investigations addressing disease prevention, health promotion, epidemiology, community health, health disparities, population-based interventions, and strategies that improve public health outcomes.
Healthcare Management & Administration: Studies exploring healthcare leadership, workforce development, operational efficiency, healthcare informatics, organizational behavior, strategic planning, and healthcare service optimization.
Digital Health & Healthcare Innovation: Research involving telemedicine, electronic health records, artificial intelligence, health information systems, digital therapeutics, and emerging technologies that transform healthcare delivery and decision-making.
Health Services Research & Implementation Science: Research evaluating healthcare interventions, service delivery models, implementation strategies, patient experiences, healthcare utilization, and the translation of evidence into routine clinical and healthcare practice.
