Focus & Scope

Focus and Scope

Medicor: Journal of Health Informatics and Health Policy is a scientific platform dedicated to advancing research and knowledge dissemination in health informatics and health policy. With a focus on the application of information and communication technology (ICT) in healthcare services, health policies, and health promotion, this journal aims to support evidence-based decision-making, quality improvement in healthcare services, and public health advancement. Through the publication of scientific articles, case studies, and policy analyses, Medicor makes a significant contribution to enhancing global healthcare systems.

Interdisciplinary Approach

The journal recognizes the multidimensional nature of health informatics and health policy, which involves collaboration between information technology, health sciences, social sciences, and public policy. From developing advanced health information systems to conducting in-depth health policy analyses, Medicor provides a platform for cutting-edge research focused on transforming healthcare services through technology and innovation.

Ethical Standards

With a strong commitment to academic integrity and ethical conduct, Medicor adheres to the guidelines of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). The journal ensures that every manuscript undergoes rigorous peer review, meeting the highest ethical standards. Authors, reviewers, and editors are expected to follow COPE principles and maintain integrity throughout the research and publication process.

 

Key Focus Areas

  1. The journal’s scientific scope includes, but is not limited to:
  2. Health Information Systems – Design, implementation, and evaluation of systems such as electronic medical records, hospital management systems, and patient health portals.
  3. Big Data and Health Analytics – Utilization of big data, health analytics, and artificial intelligence to improve health insights and service optimization.
  4. Telemedicine and Telehealth – Innovations in telemedicine solutions to enhance healthcare access and quality, particularly in remote and underserved areas.
  5. Health Data Security and Privacy – Issues and solutions related to security, privacy, and ethics in electronic health data management.
  6. Health Policy and Healthcare Systems – Analysis and evaluation of health policies, healthcare system reforms, financing, and their impact on health outcomes.
  7. E-Health and M-Health – Innovations in digital applications for health promotion, disease prevention, and chronic condition management.
  8. Patient Participation and Empowerment – Studies on how information technology can enhance patient engagement in health decision-making and patient empowerment.
  9. Interoperability and Health Data Exchange – Issues and advancements in data exchange between systems to support care coordination and continuity.
  10. Education and Training in Health Informatics – Development and evaluation of training programs for healthcare and informatics professionals.
  11. Health Technology Impact Assessment – Evaluation of the impact of health information technology on service quality, operational efficiency, and health outcomes.

By addressing these key areas, Medicor serves as a leading academic resource for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers committed to enhancing healthcare through technology and informed policymaking