Journal of Clinical Nursing & Reports

About Journal

Journal of Clinical Nursing & Reports (ISSN: 3065-3630) is a leading international journal dedicated to advancing the field of clinical nursing. This journal serves as a vital platform for publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed research and clinical reports aimed at improving nursing practices, patient outcomes, and healthcare delivery worldwide. It is committed to bridging the gap between research and clinical practice by providing a space for nursing professionals, academics, and healthcare researchers to share their insights and findings.

The journal publishes a wide array of research, including original research articles, clinical case reports, systematic reviews, and methodological studies. These contributions span the spectrum of nursing practices, from bedside care to healthcare policy, emphasizing the role of nursing in improving patient care across diverse clinical settings. By promoting evidence-based nursing practices, the journal aims to enhance the quality of care provided to patients, support professional development for nurses, and influence healthcare policies that impact the nursing profession.

In addition to clinical nursing, the Journal of Clinical Nursing & Reports also explores related areas such as health promotion, patient education, nursing leadership, and the role of technology in modern healthcare. The journal serves as an essential resource for nursing professionals seeking to stay informed about the latest research and innovations that influence the healthcare landscape.

By publishing a wide range of research, the journal aims to foster collaboration among nurses, healthcare professionals, and researchers to improve healthcare delivery on a global scale. The journal seeks to engage its readers with the latest evidence in nursing practices, thus driving forward the ongoing development of the profession and ensuring that nursing remains a vital, evolving component of patient care.

Focus Areas
The Journal of Clinical Nursing & Reports accepts manuscripts in the following key areas:

Clinical Nursing: Research related to direct patient care, nursing interventions, patient outcomes, and clinical best practices.
Nursing Education: Articles that focus on the education and training of nurses, including innovative teaching methodologies and curriculum development.
Nursing Leadership: Studies that explore the roles of nurse leaders in shaping healthcare policies, hospital management, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Patient Care & Health Promotion: Research focused on the integration of health promotion practices into nursing care, including chronic disease management, preventive care, and community health initiatives.
Nursing Informatics & Technology: Research examining the use of technology in nursing, including electronic health records, telemedicine, and the application of artificial intelligence in patient care.
Nursing Ethics & Advocacy: Articles that address ethical dilemmas, professional ethics, patient advocacy, and the social responsibility of nurses in healthcare.

By publishing diverse research types such as original articles, case reports, reviews, and opinion pieces, the Journal of Clinical Nursing & Reports is a comprehensive resource for nursing professionals and researchers. The journal’s goal is to contribute to the evidence base that informs nursing practice and policy, making it an essential read for those engaged in the development and delivery of high-quality nursing care worldwide.

Journal of Clinical Nursing & Reports is a leading international journal dedicated to advancing the field of clinical nursing. This journal serves as a vital platform for publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed research and clinical reports aimed at improving nursing practices, patient outcomes, and healthcare delivery worldwide. It is committed to bridging the gap between research and clinical practice by providing a space for nursing professionals, academics, and healthcare researchers to share their insights and findings.

Focus Areas
The Journal of Clinical Nursing & Reports accepts manuscripts in the following key areas:

Clinical Nursing: Research related to direct patient care, nursing interventions, patient outcomes, and clinical best practices.
Nursing Education: Articles that focus on the education and training of nurses, including innovative teaching methodologies and curriculum development.
Nursing Leadership: Studies that explore the roles of nurse leaders in shaping healthcare policies, hospital management, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Patient Care & Health Promotion: Research focused on the integration of health promotion practices into nursing care, including chronic disease management, preventive care, and community health initiatives.
Nursing Informatics & Technology: Research examining the use of technology in nursing, including electronic health records, telemedicine, and the application of artificial intelligence in patient care.
Nursing Ethics & Advocacy: Articles that address ethical dilemmas, professional ethics, patient advocacy, and the social responsibility of nurses in healthcare.

Aim & Scope

The Journal of Clinical Nursing & Reports (ISSN: 3065-3630) is dedicated to publishing high-quality, impactful research that enhances the understanding and advancement of clinical nursing practice. The journal seeks to foster the development of nursing through research, education, and practice, ensuring that nursing professionals are equipped with the knowledge to improve patient care outcomes and contribute meaningfully to the evolving healthcare landscape.

The scope of the journal encompasses a broad range of topics related to clinical nursing, patient care, and healthcare policies. We encourage research that reflects the dynamic nature of the nursing profession, from evidence-based practice to innovative approaches in nursing education and leadership. This journal aims to provide a platform for researchers, clinicians, and educators to share their findings and contribute to a deeper understanding of nursing's critical role in healthcare.

Research Areas of Interest Include:

Clinical Practice in Nursing: Studies that address the day-to-day practice of nursing, focusing on nursing interventions, patient outcomes, and care models. Research in this area aims to advance practical knowledge that directly impacts clinical care and patient health.
Nursing Education and Training: Research exploring the best practices in nursing education, including new teaching methods, curriculum development, and the role of simulation and technology in training nurses. We welcome studies that focus on the preparation and continuing professional development of nurses.
Healthcare Policies and Nursing Leadership: Articles that examine the role of nurses in healthcare policy and leadership, focusing on issues such as nurse-led policy reforms, leadership strategies, and the nursing workforce’s impact on health systems worldwide.
Patient Care Models and Health Promotion: Papers that explore innovative approaches to patient care, including interdisciplinary care models, patient-centered care, and health promotion strategies aimed at improving patient outcomes and preventing disease.
Nursing Informatics and Technology: Research that investigates the integration of technology in nursing practice, including the use of electronic health records, telehealth, and artificial intelligence in clinical settings. These technologies can help nurses deliver better care and improve patient monitoring and data analysis.
Nursing Ethics, Advocacy, and Professionalism: We are particularly interested in research that discusses ethical challenges in nursing, advocacy for patient rights, and the professional values that guide nursing practice.

We also encourage interdisciplinary studies that bring together nursing with other healthcare fields, such as medicine, psychology, and public health, to improve overall patient care. Our goal is to ensure that published research reflects the diversity and complexity of nursing practice and its role within broader healthcare systems.

Types of Articles Published
The Journal of Clinical Nursing & Reports accepts the following types of articles:

Original Research Articles: Empirical studies that present new data or theoretical advancements in the field of nursing.
Review Articles: Comprehensive reviews that summarize the current state of knowledge on a specific topic within clinical nursing.
Clinical Case Reports: Detailed reports of specific clinical cases that offer valuable learning opportunities for nursing practitioners.
Short Communications: Concise reports that present new or preliminary findings, aimed at sharing urgent developments in nursing.
Opinion Articles and Editorials: Articles offering expert opinion on critical issues, emerging trends, or debates in nursing and healthcare.
Methodological Papers: Articles that introduce or evaluate new methodologies in nursing research, assessment, or practice.

Author Guidelines

The Journal of Clinical Nursing & Reports (ISSN: 3065-3630) welcomes submissions from nurses, clinicians, educators, and researchers worldwide. To maintain a high standard of publication and ensure a smooth peer review process, authors must adhere to the following guidelines when preparing their manuscripts for submission.

1. Types of Manuscripts Accepted:
We accept the following types of manuscripts:

Original Research Articles: Comprehensive studies presenting new data, experiments, or theoretical contributions that advance knowledge in clinical nursing and related fields.

Review Articles: Extensive reviews that provide a critical analysis and synthesis of existing literature on a specific topic in nursing and healthcare.

Clinical Case Reports: Detailed accounts of specific clinical cases, offering valuable insights into nursing practice, diagnostics, treatment approaches, or patient outcomes.

Short Communications: Brief reports presenting novel or preliminary findings that are of immediate relevance to the field.

Opinion Articles and Editorials: Expert opinions or perspectives on significant issues, trends, or challenges within nursing and healthcare.

Methodological Papers: Studies that introduce or critically assess new methodologies, techniques, or tools that can improve research or clinical practice.

2. Manuscript Preparation
Language: Manuscripts must be written in clear, concise English. Authors whose first language is not English should consider having their manuscript professionally edited before submission to ensure linguistic accuracy.

Formatting: Manuscripts must be submitted in Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx) format. The document should be double-spaced with 1-inch margins on all sides. Please use a standard 12-point font, such as Times New Roman. Ensure page numbers are included in the manuscript.

Title: The title should be descriptive and concise, accurately reflecting the content of the manuscript. Titles should not exceed 15 words.

Abstract: Each manuscript must include an abstract between 150-250 words. The abstract should succinctly summarize the main objectives, methods, key findings, and conclusions of the study.

Keywords: Provide 4-6 keywords that best describe the content of the article and enhance searchability.

Headings and Subheadings: Organize the manuscript with clear and appropriate headings and subheadings. Manuscripts should typically include the following sections:

- Introduction

Materials and Methods

- Results

- Discussion

- Conclusion

References:
References must be cited using the APA style. In-text citations should follow the format (Author, Year), and the reference list should be formatted according to APA guidelines. For example:

Smith, J. (2020). Title of the article. Journal Name, Volume(Issue), Page numbers. https://doi.org/xx.xxx

Figures and Tables: Figures and tables should be numbered consecutively and cited in the text. Provide a descriptive title for each figure or table. High-quality images and graphs are required, and they should be submitted as separate files (preferably in .jpg, .png, or .tiff formats).

3. Submission Process
Online Submission: All manuscripts must be submitted through the journal’s online submission system. Authors must create an account, log in, and follow the steps to submit their manuscript and any associated materials (figures, tables, supplementary files, etc.).

Cover Letter: A cover letter must accompany the manuscript, which should include the following:

A statement confirming that the manuscript is original and has not been submitted or published elsewhere.

A summary of the manuscript’s key contributions to clinical nursing or healthcare.

A statement regarding any potential conflicts of interest.

Conflict of Interest: Authors must disclose any financial or non-financial conflicts of interest that could be perceived as influencing the manuscript’s objectivity.

4. Peer Review Process
All manuscripts undergo a rigorous double-blind peer review process. The journal’s editorial team will assign qualified experts to evaluate the manuscript based on its scientific merit, relevance, clarity, and impact on the field of clinical nursing. Authors may be asked to revise their manuscript based on the reviewers' feedback before the final decision is made regarding publication.

5. Article Processing Charges
Upon acceptance, authors will be required to pay an Article Processing Charge (APC) to cover the costs associated with the publication of the manuscript. Further details on APC rates and payment procedures will be provided during the submission process.

6. Ethical Guidelines
Ethical Approval: Studies involving human or animal subjects must have received appropriate ethical approval from an institutional review board (IRB) or ethics committee. Authors must state in the manuscript that all necessary approvals were obtained.

Patient Consent: If the manuscript includes information or images of patients, authors must confirm that informed consent has been obtained from the patients or their legal guardians for the publication of such material.

Data Integrity: Authors must ensure that all data and results reported in the manuscript are accurate and derived from reliable sources. Fabricated or manipulated data will result in immediate rejection.

7. Copyright and Licensing
Authors retain full copyright of their work but grant the journal a license to publish it under the Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY) license. This allows others to freely share, remix, adapt, and build upon the work, provided proper credit is given to the original authors.

8. Revision Process
Once peer review is completed, authors will receive feedback from the reviewers. If revisions are requested, authors must address all comments and submit a revised manuscript. Authors should also include a response letter detailing how they have addressed the reviewers’ comments and changes made to the manuscript.

By following these guidelines, authors help ensure the swift and smooth publication of their work in the Journal of Clinical Nursing & Reports. We look forward to receiving your contributions and working with you to advance the field of clinical nursing.