Aims and Scope

Journal Objective

The Journal of Advanced Pediatrics and Child Health (JAPCH) aims to advance knowledge, research, and innovation in pediatric healthcare. Our objective is to serve as a reliable source of current evidence, clinical insights, and research outcomes that enhance understanding of child development, disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment across all pediatric sub-disciplines.

Scope of the Journal

JAPCH welcomes high-quality submissions across the full spectrum of pediatrics, including clinical, translational, and community-based research. The journal publishes original research, systematic reviews, case studies, and clinical reports focusing on the following domains:

  • Neonatology and Perinatal Medicine
  • Pediatric Cardiology and Pulmonology
  • Pediatric Neurology and Neurodevelopmental Disorders
  • Pediatric Oncology and Hematology
  • Childhood Nutrition and Metabolic Disorders
  • Pediatric Surgery and Emergency Medicine
  • Developmental Pediatrics and Behavioral Health
  • Preventive and Social Pediatrics
  • Pediatric Infectious Diseases and Immunology
  • Public Health, Epidemiology, and Global Child Health

Research Types and Article Categories

  • Original Research Articles – Full-length empirical studies with significant contributions to pediatric practice or policy.
  • Review Articles – Comprehensive analyses of current topics or controversies within child health.
  • Case Reports – Uncommon or novel pediatric cases that provide clinical insights or learning points.
  • Short Communications – Brief studies with rapid implications for pediatric care or diagnostics.
  • Editorials & Opinions – Expert commentary on emerging pediatric issues or ethical dilemmas.

Multidisciplinary Integration

Recognizing that pediatric care often intersects with psychology, nutrition, genetics, and biomedical engineering, JAPCH encourages submissions that bridge disciplines. Articles emphasizing integrative care, interdisciplinary models, or technological innovation in child health are particularly welcomed.

Global and Regional Perspectives

JAPCH encourages submissions from all geographical regions, promoting inclusive and diverse perspectives in pediatric medicine. The journal prioritizes research that reflects regional health challenges, epidemiological trends, and culturally relevant interventions that contribute to the global understanding of child health.

Translational and Clinical Focus

The journal supports translational research that bridges laboratory findings with clinical practice. Studies highlighting real-world application of diagnostics, therapeutic advances, and public health interventions are central to our mission.

Special Areas of Interest

  • Maternal and child nutrition
  • Neonatal screening and interventions
  • Pediatric vaccines and immunization programs
  • Pediatric endocrinology and growth disorders
  • Pediatric radiology and imaging advancements
  • Genomic medicine and rare childhood diseases
  • Digital pediatrics and telemedicine
  • Environmental exposures and child health outcomes
  • Health policy and pediatric advocacy

Ethical Standards and Compliance

All manuscripts must adhere to international ethical standards for research involving children, following the ICMJE and COPE guidelines. Authors should confirm Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval for clinical and experimental studies involving human participants or data.

Audience

The intended audience of JAPCH includes pediatricians, neonatologists, clinical researchers, medical educators, and allied health professionals focused on improving pediatric and adolescent care outcomes.

Editorial and Peer Review Policy Alignment

Our editorial policy ensures unbiased and transparent peer review, maintaining academic rigor and scientific validity. Manuscripts undergo double-blind review to protect author and reviewer identities.

Conclusion

Through a commitment to excellence, ethics, and open access, JAPCH continues to strengthen the global pediatric research landscape, enabling healthcare professionals to access and apply evidence-based knowledge that supports healthier childhoods worldwide.