Health Science and Nursing Research Journal (HSNRJ) focuses on the development, application, and translation of scientific evidence in nursing and interdisciplinary health sciences. The journal prioritizes research that demonstrates clear relevance to healthcare practice, health outcomes, health promotion, disease prevention, healthcare systems, or population health.
The principal areas of interest include:
- Nursing Science and Evidence-Based Nursing Practice
- Clinical Nursing and Patient Care
- Community and Public Health Nursing
- Community and Population Health
- Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
- Chronic and Non-Communicable Disease Management
- Emergency and Critical Care
- Maternal, Reproductive, Neonatal, Child, and Adolescent Health
- Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing
- Gerontological and Long-Term Care
- Rehabilitation and Quality of Life
- Nursing Education and Professional Development
- Healthcare Quality and Patient Safety
- Healthcare Management and Health Services Research
- Health Policy and Healthcare Systems
- Occupational and Environmental Health
- Digital Health, Telehealth, and Health Informatics
- Healthcare Technology and Innovation
- Interprofessional and Collaborative Healthcare
- Health Behavior and Social Determinants of Health
- Implementation Science and Knowledge Translation
- Evidence Synthesis and Systematic Reviews
Interdisciplinary studies involving medicine, midwifery, pharmacy, nutrition, rehabilitation, public health, health technology, or other allied health disciplines may be considered when they demonstrate a direct and meaningful contribution to nursing, healthcare, or population health.
Manuscripts whose primary focus lies outside health sciences, healthcare, nursing, or population health are considered outside the scope of HSNRJ.
The journal gives priority to manuscripts that demonstrate methodological rigor, ethical integrity, originality, international or contextual relevance, and a clear contribution to scientific knowledge or healthcare practice.