About the Journal
Publication Policy and Scope
The Journal of Medicine, Nursing and Public Health Research (JMNPR) considers scholarly articles and research manuscripts in the following fields:
- Medicine
- Nursing
- Public Health
- Dentistry
- Pharmacy
- Medical Technology
- Radiological Technology
- Physical Therapy
- Health Sciences
- Nutrition and Dietetics
- Health Administration and Management
- Digital Health
- Health Professions and Other Related Fields
JMNPR welcomes submissions from researchers, health professionals, faculty members, academics, and practitioners from both within and outside Thungsong Hospital. The journal aims to promote the exchange of academic knowledge, foster collaboration and academic networks among health-care organizations, educational institutions, and professional bodies, and support the generation, dissemination, and application of knowledge and research findings to advance health-care services, population health, and public health.
Manuscript Review Process
| Article Type | Number of Reviewers* | Review Model |
|---|---|---|
| Original Article | 2-3 | Double-blind Peer Review |
| Review Article | 2-3 | Double-blind Peer Review |
| Academic Article | 2-3 | Double-blind Peer Review |
| Short Communication/Preliminary Report | 2-3 | Double-blind Peer Review |
| Case Report | 2-3 | Double-blind Peer Review |
| Perspectives and Reflections in Medicine | - | Editorial Review |
| Editorial Commentary | - | Editorial Review |
Double-blind Peer Review: A peer-review process in which the identities of both parties are concealed. Reviewers do not know the names or identifying information of the authors, and authors do not know the names or identifying information of the reviewers.
* Reviewers must be external to the organization/institution of the authors and must have no conflicts of interest or relationships that could affect the independence of the review.
Editorial Review: A manuscript review conducted by the Editorial Board or a designated editor, assessing the appropriateness of the content, academic accuracy, clarity, and consistency with the journal's policies and scope, without undergoing the Double-blind Peer Review process.
