Aim & Scope

The aim and scope of the South Asia Journal of Medical Synergy and Health Sciences are as follows:

The journal is a peer-reviewed, open-access platform dedicated to advancing the understanding of health issues prevalent in South Asia. It aims to bridge the gap between medical research, clinical practice, and health policy to promote evidence-based healthcare solutions tailored to the diverse and unique needs of South Asian populations.

The journal welcomes original research articles, systematic reviews, case reports, short communications, and policy briefs from multidisciplinary health science fields that contribute to improving health outcomes in the region. Its scope includes all specialties of health sciences, encouraging submissions from a global perspective.

The journal maintains a rigorous peer-review process to ensure that manuscripts are scientifically accurate, relevant, novel, and important. It requires authors to disclose conflicts, affiliations, and financial associations to avoid bias. The editorial board consists of experts from various disciplines of medical and allied sciences who guide the clarity and focus of the journal’s content.

As an open-access journal, published articles are distributed under Creative Commons licenses, promoting wide accessibility and reuse under attribution terms. The journal is indexed with CrossRef and ReadCube, ensuring visibility and citation of published research.

This journal is committed to ethical publishing standards as outlined by COPE, ICMJE, and WAME, with clear policies regarding conflicts of interest, patient consent, and duplicate publication. It uses PORTICO for digital archiving and assigns DOIs to all articles for permanent citation.

The mission of the South Asia Journal Of Medical Synergy And Health Sciences is to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and to support sustainable improvements in health care quality and outcomes throughout South Asia.