Avicenna
Avicenna is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal that is dedicated to advancing global public health knowledge and practice. With a particular focus on the Middle East and other regions facing major and unique public health challenges, the journal serves as a platform for fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and innovation in healthcare policy, management, and delivery.
Avicenna journal publishes original research, reviews, policy analyses, case studies, and expert commentaries that address key issues in public health, healthcare policy, and administration. Priority topics include but are not limited to:
- Public Health Policy and Systems: Health economics, governance, policy innovation, and comparative studies.
Global Health Challenges: Health equity, social determinants of health, and responses to pandemics.
Healthcare Management and Administration: Quality improvement, leadership strategies, and operational efficiency.
Health Technology and Innovation: The integration of artificial intelligence, digital health solutions, and data-driven decision-making in healthcare systems.
Ethics and Equity in Health: Public health ethics, access to care, and community engagement strategies.
Cultural Dimensions of Health: The role of medical humanities, health literacy, and regional socio-cultural factors in shaping health outcomes.
Languages: English/Arabic
Indexing: Avicenna journal is indexed in Google Scholar, CrossRef, Web of Science "Emerging Sources Citation Index".
Article Processing Charges: None. The journal is owned and sponsored by Hamad Bin Khalifa University Press (HBKU Press). HBKU Press covers all submission and publication fees.
Frequency | Biannual (on a rolling basis) |
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