Journal of Healthcare Solutions
The Journal of Healthcare Solutions (JHS) is an open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal dedicated to identifying, researching, and analyzing innovative solutions in healthcare and public health. Established to foster collaboration across disciplines, JHS provides a platform for sharing impactful research that addresses critical challenges in global health systems, policy, and practice. The journal welcomes contributions from early-career scientists, healthcare professionals, and public health experts, ensuring diverse perspectives on the complexities of healthcare delivery and community health. With a mission to advance evidence-based practices and promote actionable insights, JHS aims to bridge the gap between research and real-world application, empowering change in public health and healthcare management worldwide.
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ISSN NUMBER: 3065-3541
Full-length Impact Factor: 2.0
The Journal of Healthcare Solutions (JHS) employs a double-anonymous peer-review process to
ensure fairness, objectivity, and academic integrity in all published research. Under this model,
author identities are concealed from reviewers, and reviewer identities are concealed from
authors throughout the review process.
The Journal of Healthcare Solutions Editorial Board reviews all submitted manuscripts. The
editorial board consists of five reviewers who independently evaluate submissions based on
originality, scientific rigor, ethical compliance, clarity, relevance to healthcare research, and
overall scholarly quality.
Following review, the Editorial Board makes the final publication decision for each submission.
Manuscripts may be accepted, returned for revision, or declined based on reviewer evaluations
and editorial assessment.
The Journal of Healthcare Solutions operates under the International Healthcare Organization
IRB to support ethical oversight and research integrity.
The Journal of Healthcare Solutions is committed to maintaining a fair, confidential, and rigorous
peer review process consistent with recognized scholarly publishing standards.