Call for papers/Topics
Full Articles/ Reviews/ Shorts Papers/ Abstracts are welcomed in the following research fields:
Anatomy and Physiology This area forms the structural and functional foundation of life sciences. Key areas include human body systems (such as cardiovascular, respiratory, nervous, and endocrine systems), cellular structures, and systemic functions. It directly connects to pathophysiology by defining normal baseline functions against which disease states are measured.
Pathophysiology This subject explores the mechanisms of disease processes, structural alterations, and physiological dysfunctions. It bridges basic biological sciences with clinical practice, focusing on cellular injury, tissue alteration, inflammation, infection, genetics, and organ failure. It serves as the rationale for clinical interventions, diagnostic tests, and clinical nursing assessments.
Pharmacology and Therapeutics Focusing on drug interactions and dynamic chemical treatments, this domain examines pharmacokinetics (how the body absorbs, distributes, metabolizes, and excretes drugs), pharmacodynamics (how drugs affect the body), and adverse drug reactions. It relies on a strong understanding of physiology and pathophysiology to safely administer medications, monitor for effectiveness, and prevent dangerous drug interactions.
Microbiology and Immunology This field examines microscopic organisms (bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites) and the body's defense mechanisms. Topics include pathobiology, infection control, epidemiology, innate and adaptive immunity, host-pathogen interactions, and immunization. It links directly to clinical nursing care, surgical asepsis, and pharmacological antimicrobial therapies.
Clinical Health Assessment and Diagnostics This discipline involves collecting, analyzing, and synthesizing patient data through physical examination, health histories, diagnostic imaging, and laboratory testing. It connects physiology, pathophysiology, and patient care by converting biological data into actionable clinical judgments.
Fundamentals of Nursing Practice This core clinical area focuses on patient care principles, vital signs monitoring, wound management, infection control, nutrition, hygiene, and patient safety. It integrates biological knowledge with clinical skill, providing the direct application framework for patient care in acute and long-term environments.
Medical-Surgical Nursing This specialized domain concentrates on adult health conditions across acute, chronic, and critical care environments. Key areas include perioperative care, cardiovascular care, oncology, respiratory management, and neurological interventions. It synthesizes pathophysiology, clinical assessment, pharmacology, and direct clinical skills to care for complex biological dysfunctions.
Biochemistry and Genetics This topic explores life processes at the molecular level, including metabolic pathways, enzyme activity, DNA replication, gene expression, and genetic disorders. It informs modern clinical therapies, personalized medicine, targeted disease screening, and the biological understanding of chronic illnesses.
Biomedical Ethics and Healthcare Law Focusing on the ethical and legal frameworks governing patient care, this area addresses informed consent, patient advocacy, confidentiality, end-of-life decisions, and clinical governance. It governs how clinical research, biological interventions, and nursing practices are ethically conducted in real-world settings.
Public and Community Health Nursing This field concentrates on population-level biological and environmental health patterns. Key areas include epidemiology, disease prevention, health promotion, environmental health hazards, and healthcare access. It scales clinical knowledge from individual biological care to systemic community interventions.
