Focus
Interdisciplinary Nursing, Education & Clinical Science focuses on interdisciplinary scholarship that integrates nursing, education, and clinical sciences to improve health outcomes in diverse community contexts. The journal prioritizes contributions that reflect:
- Innovation in nursing practice and education;
- Integration of public health principles in community-based care;
- Empowerment of vulnerable and marginalized populations;
- Application of technology to enhance nursing care delivery;
- Culturally responsive and ethical healthcare approaches;
- Evidence-informed policy and leadership in community health systems.
Scope
Interdisciplinary Nursing, Education & Clinical Science welcomes original research articles, systematic reviews, theoretical analyses, implementation studies, and case reports on topics including but not limited to:
- Family and Community Nursing Practice
Models of care that support family health, home-based interventions, and integrated community services. - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
Preventive strategies, health education, vaccination campaigns, and behavioral change interventions at the community level. - Nursing for Vulnerable and At-Risk Populations
Interventions addressing social determinants of health, minority health, and access to care for underserved groups. - Community Mental Health Nursing
Mental health literacy, early intervention programs, trauma-informed care, and support for psychosocial well-being. - Cultural, Ethical, and Holistic Nursing Care
Nursing practices that respect cultural values, ethics in community-based care, and holistic health models. - Nursing Leadership and Public Health Policy
Roles of nurses in health system governance, advocacy, and formulation of evidence-based public health policies. - Technology in Community Nursing
Use of telehealth, mobile health (mHealth), electronic health records, AI, and data analytics to improve community nursing delivery. - Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR)
Collaborations between academic institutions and communities to co-design and implement responsive health interventions. - Education and Professional Development in Community Nursing
Curriculum innovations, simulation-based training, continuing education models, and competency-based frameworks. - Sustainable and Resilient Community Health Systems
Disaster preparedness, climate-sensitive nursing interventions, and sustainability-focused health planning.