About the Journal
African Journal of Medicine, Surgery and Public Health Research
DOI Prefix: 10.58578/AJMSPHR. The journal is an international, rigorously peer-reviewed forum dedicated to publishing high-quality scholarship in medicine, surgery, and public health, with particular emphasis on evidence-based practice, clinical relevance, preventive health, and responsible scientific reporting.
Peer Reviewed Medicine & Surgery Public Health
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Publisher: Darul Yasin Al Sys Foundation in cooperation with Federal University Wukari, Nigeria.
African Journal of Medicine, Surgery and Public Health Research (AJMSPHR) is an international peer-reviewed journal devoted to the advancement of scholarship in medicine, surgery, and public health. The journal serves as a platform for the rapid dissemination of original research, clinical investigations, surgical studies, preventive-health scholarship, and population-based health evidence with strong scientific and societal relevance.
Aims
African Journal of Medicine, Surgery and Public Health Research aims to publish rigorous, peer-reviewed scholarship that advances medical science, surgical practice, and public health research through ethically grounded, scientifically robust, and practically relevant studies.
• Medical Research: disseminate high-quality evidence that improves clinical understanding, diagnosis, treatment, and patient care.
• Surgical Scholarship: promote research on surgical procedures, perioperative care, outcomes, innovations, and evidence-based surgical practice.
• Public Health Advancement: support preventive, epidemiological, community, and policy-oriented studies that strengthen population health and healthcare systems.
• Integrated Health Impact: encourage work linking clinical medicine, surgery, and public health to improve health outcomes across individual and community settings.
• Surgical Scholarship: promote research on surgical procedures, perioperative care, outcomes, innovations, and evidence-based surgical practice.
• Public Health Advancement: support preventive, epidemiological, community, and policy-oriented studies that strengthen population health and healthcare systems.
• Integrated Health Impact: encourage work linking clinical medicine, surgery, and public health to improve health outcomes across individual and community settings.
Submissions should clearly define the clinical, surgical, or public-health problem, report methods transparently, present defensible evidence, and articulate a meaningful contribution to healthcare research and practice.
Scope
AJMSPHR welcomes original research papers and related scholarly contributions in medicine, surgery, and public health, especially studies that demonstrate scientific rigor, ethical responsibility, and clear relevance to health outcomes, healthcare delivery, and disease prevention.
• Medicine: internal medicine, clinical research, disease management, diagnostics, therapeutics, and patient-centered healthcare studies.
• Surgery: general and specialized surgery, operative techniques, perioperative care, surgical outcomes, trauma care, and procedural innovation.
• Public Health: epidemiology, health promotion, disease prevention, environmental health, maternal and child health, and community-health interventions.
• Health Systems and Policy: healthcare access, service delivery, health management, workforce issues, and evidence informing public-health or clinical policy.
• Interdisciplinary Health Research: studies bridging medicine, surgery, and public health with implications for healthcare improvement and population well-being.
• Surgery: general and specialized surgery, operative techniques, perioperative care, surgical outcomes, trauma care, and procedural innovation.
• Public Health: epidemiology, health promotion, disease prevention, environmental health, maternal and child health, and community-health interventions.
• Health Systems and Policy: healthcare access, service delivery, health management, workforce issues, and evidence informing public-health or clinical policy.
• Interdisciplinary Health Research: studies bridging medicine, surgery, and public health with implications for healthcare improvement and population well-being.
Priority is given to original research articles that demonstrate methodological rigor, ethical compliance, and a clear contribution to medical science, surgical knowledge, or evidence-based public-health practice.