Aim

Fazaia Journal of Health Sciences (FJHS) aspires to be a globally recognized platform for high-quality, peer-reviewed research that advances knowledge across the full spectrum of medical and health sciences. It is dedicated to fostering national and international collaboration, supporting researcher-driven innovation, and highlighting emerging frontiers in medicine and public health. By uniting disciplines and perspectives, the journal seeks to contribute meaningfully to regional and global health improvement, policy development, and evidence-based practice.

Objectives

• To publish original, methodologically sound, and impactful research from researchers worldwide across diverse domains of health and medical sciences.
• To promote dialogue and collaboration among medical professionals, researchers, educators, and policy influencers.
• To promote the exchange of scientific knowledge and best practices across international and interdisciplinary boundaries.
• To highlight research that addresses global health challenges, health disparities, and regionally relevant concerns with universal implications.
• To support the exploration and dissemination of findings in emerging and underrepresented fields, such as digital health, environmental health, health equity, and climate-related health issues.
• To provide an inclusive platform for early-career researchers, seasoned investigators, and interdisciplinary teams to share innovative work and fresh perspectives.
• To maintain the highest standards of editorial integrity, transparency, and ethical publishing, following ICMJE, COPE, and WAME guidelines.

Scope

Fazaia Journal of Health Sciences (FJHS) publishes a wide range of article types — including original research, reviews, case series, short communications, commentaries, editorials, innovations in education, technical reports, and thought-provoking perspectives - that reflect the multidisciplinary nature of modern healthcare.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Clinical Sciences: Internal Diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes across all medical and surgical specialties.
• Basic and Translational Research: Cellular biology, immunology, genetics, disease modelling, Mechanisms of disease, molecular medicine and drug development
• Global and Public Health: Health systems research, community health, policy analysis, epidemiology, health economics and preventive strategies
• Medical Education: Pedagogical innovations, assessment strategies, curriculum reform, faculty development and competency-based education
• Bioethics, Health Law, & Policy: Ethical dilemmas, legal issues in healthcare, resource allocation, and patient advocacy
• Digital Health and Health Technologies: Telemedicine, AI and machine learning in health, wearable technologies, biomedical devices and mHealth
• Climate Change and Environmental Health: Impact of environmental change on health, planetary health, disaster preparedness, and sustainable healthcare
• Health Equity and Social Determinants: Inequities in care, marginalized populations, culturally competent health delivery
• Interdisciplinary Research: Cross-cutting studies that bridge medicine with social sciences, technology, engineering, or humanities.

The journal particularly encourages submissions that:

• Present novel methods, conceptual frameworks, or cross-sector collaborations
• Address complex global health problems with innovative, scalable solutions
• Contribute to evidence-based policymaking or clinical guidelines
• Offer international relevance and applicability across diverse healthcare contexts