Focus and Scope

Focus and Scope Descriptions of The Radinka Journal of Health Science (RJHS) 

The Radinka Journal of Health Science (RJHS) accepts original research articles, review papers, and empirical studies across various disciplines in health sciences. The scope is categorized into the following core fields:

1. Clinical & Medical Sciences

  • Medicine (Miscellaneous): General medicine, clinical research, diagnostic studies, interdisciplinary medical practices, and healthcare delivery innovations.

  • Medical Laboratory Technology/Engineering: Diagnostic procedures, clinical pathology, laboratory testing methods, hematology, immunology, and biomedical laboratory techniques.

  • Radiology: Diagnostic imaging techniques (X-ray, MRI, CT scan, ultrasound), radiation safety, and interventional radiology procedures.

2. Nursing & Healthcare Services

  • Nursing: Clinical nursing care, community health nursing, critical care, nursing administration, and evidence-based nursing interventions.

  • Midwifery: Maternal and child health, care during pregnancy, labor, and postpartum periods, neonatal care, and family planning.

  • Physiotherapy: Physical rehabilitation, musculoskeletal disorders, neurological rehabilitation, movement science, and therapeutic exercises.

3. Pharmaceutical & Dental Sciences

  • Pharmacy: Pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacology, clinical pharmacy, drug development, novel drug delivery systems, and community pharmacy practice.

  • Dental Health: Oral health promotion, preventive dentistry, periodontics, pediatric dentistry, and community oral health care.

  • Dental Engineering / Technology: Biomaterials in dentistry, dental prosthetics, restorative dental technology, and CAD/CAM applications in dental care.

4. Public Health, Environment & Safety

  • Public Health: Epidemiology, health policy and administration, global health, disease prevention, and community-wide health intervention evaluations.

  • Epidemiological Supervision / Surveillance: Disease surveillance systems, outbreak investigation, health risk monitoring, and epidemiological data modeling.

  • Environmental Health: Environmental hazards, water quality, waste management, air pollution control, food safety, and vector-borne disease prevention.

  • Sanitation: Hygiene standards, safe water supply, wastewater treatment, vector control, and public sanitation infrastructure.

  • Occupational Health and Safety (OHS): Workplace safety, ergonomics, industrial hygiene, occupational hazard risk assessment, and employee wellness strategies.

  • Health Promotion: Health education strategies, community empowerment, behavioral change communications, and health intervention programs.

  • Nutrition: Clinical nutrition, public health nutrition, dietetics, nutritional biochemistry, and dietary management for chronic disease prevention.

5. Health Systems, Technology & Interdisciplinary Studies

  • Hospital Management: Healthcare facility operations, clinical quality management, hospital administration, healthcare economics, and patient safety protocols.

  • Health Information Management: Health data systems, medical records management, health informatics, classification of diseases, and digital health infrastructure.

  • Health Technology: Medical devices, innovative healthcare applications, biomedical engineering, and telemedicine technologies.

  • Health Law: Medical ethics, bioethics, health regulation compliance, patient rights, and legal frameworks governing healthcare services.

  • Health Psychology: Behavioral aspects of health, psychological coping mechanisms, patient mental well-being, and health-related behavior modification.

  • Other Allied Health Sciences (Miscellaneous): Interdisciplinary or emerging topics in health sciences that fall outside the specific categories listed above.