About the Journal
Scope of the Journal
The Medical Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies (MJMS) publishes high-quality research across Medicine, Nursing, Public Health, Pharmacy, Chemistry, Physiotherapy (DPT), Allied Health Sciences, Microbiology, Nutrition, Healthcare Quality, Hospital Improvement Projects, and Governmental and Hospital Policies. The journal’s aim is to advance knowledge, improve patient care, enhance healthcare delivery, and support policy implementation through multidisciplinary research.
Types of Manuscripts Accepted
- Original Research Articles
- Medicine
- Nursing
- Public Health
- Pharmacy
- Chemistry
- Physiotherapy (DPT)
- Allied Health Sciences
- Microbiology
- Nutrition
- Hospital and Governmental Policy
- Novel studies contributing to knowledge in:
- Audits and Quality Improvement Studies
- Clinical, nursing, and healthcare quality audits
- Hospital improvement projects and policy audits
- Studies aimed at improving patient safety, efficiency, and care delivery
- Reviews
- Systematic Reviews
- Systematic Reviews with Meta-Analysis
- Network Meta-Analysis
- Scoping Reviews
- Narrative Reviews
- Rapid Reviews
- Umbrella Reviews
- Other evidence-synthesizing review formats
- Comprehensive articles synthesizing current evidence, including:
- Case Reports
- Medicine and Surgery Cases
- Nursing Case Reports
- Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Cases
- Allied Health and Physiotherapy Cases
- Microbiology and Infectious Disease Cases
- Nutrition and Dietetics Cases
- Detailed reports of unique or instructive clinical cases, including:
- Commentaries and Expert Opinions
- Healthcare and Nursing Practice
- Public Health
- Pharmacy and Chemistry
- Microbiology
- Nutrition
- Allied Health
- Hospital and Government Policy
- Pharmacy and Chemistry
- Applied Chemistry
- Biomedical material
- Expert perspectives on current topics in:
- Letters to the Editor
- Nursing Letters
- Pharmacy Letters
- Medical Letters
- Pharmacy and Chemistry
- Applied Chemistry
- Biomedical material
- Microbiology and Nutrition Letters
- Short communications, observations, or responses related to published articles or healthcare topics, including:
- Brief Communications and Observations
- Medicine
- Nursing
- Pharmacy
- Microbiology
- Nutrition
- Allied Health
- Short reports of preliminary or novel findings in:
- Abstracts and Posters
- Summaries of research findings, clinical audits, quality improvement projects, or educational initiatives presented at conferences or professional meetings, suitable for publication in abstract or poster form.
- Nursing and medical audits or hospital quality posters are especially encouraged.
Focus Areas and Goals
MJMS encourages multidisciplinary research that contributes to:
- Advancing clinical practice, nursing interventions, public health measures, chemical and pharmaceutical research, microbiology, nutrition, and policy implementation.
- Improving hospital and healthcare quality, patient safety, and healthcare delivery.
- Promoting innovation in healthcare management, rehabilitation, allied health interventions, and governmental and hospital policies.
- Supporting evidence-based practice across medicine, nursing, pharmacy, physiotherapy, microbiology, nutrition, and allied health sciences.
The journal encourages multidisciplinary research that contributes to:
- Advancing clinical practice, public health interventions, and pharmaceutical and chemical research
- Improving hospital quality, patient safety, and healthcare delivery
- Promoting innovation in healthcare management, rehabilitation, and allied health interventions
- Enhancing governmental and hospital policy implementation
Aim of the Journal
MJMS aims to advance knowledge and promote excellence in medical and multidisciplinary sciences by providing a platform for high-quality research that improves patient care, informs policy, enhances healthcare delivery, and fosters innovation across clinical and allied health disciplines.
Objectives of the Journal
- Promote High-Quality Research
Publish original research, case reports, review articles (including systematic reviews and meta-analyses), commentaries, letters, abstracts, and posters. Encourage multidisciplinary studies across medical and allied health sciences.
- Advance Clinical Practice and Public Health
Disseminate evidence-based findings to improve patient care, public health interventions, and hospital quality. Support research that enhances clinical decision-making and healthcare delivery.
- Foster Innovation in Healthcare Management and Policy
Promote research in healthcare management, hospital improvement, and governmental policies to improve patient safety and system-level outcomes.
- Support Knowledge Translation and Education
Provide a platform for educational projects, abstracts, and posters, and bridge the gap between research and practice.
- Encourage Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Foster collaboration among researchers, clinicians, and allied health professionals, integrating clinical, scientific, and policy perspectives.
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The Medical Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies (MJMS) will publish the following editions:
- May 2026 Edition – Last week of May 2026
- August 2026 Edition – Last week of August 2026
- November 2026 Edition – Last week of November 2026
- February 2027 Edition – Last week of February 2027
3 days:-Submission to first decision
7 days: -Submission to decision after review
31 days:-Submission to acceptance
9 days :- Acceptance to online publication
Acceptance to online publication
Article Processing Charges (APC)
To encourage global research dissemination, publication costs will be fully covered by the journal until until 31 September 2026. Authors whose manuscripts are accepted for publication up to and including that date will not be required to pay any Article Processing Charges (APCs).
Current APC: $0 / £0 / €0
Standard APC: -$21 (effective 1 October 2026):
NOTE: The journal is indexed in Google Scholar, uses OJS, has an ISSN, and provides Crossref-registered DOIs. A USD 21 publication fee is applicable upon acceptance to cover formatting costs; additional charges may apply for complex or numerous tables and figures.
