Advances in Medicine and Rehabilitation Sciences

DOI PREFIX 10.67238
FREQUENCY Annual (One issue per year)
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Aim and Scope

The Advances in Medicine and Rehabilitation Sciences publishes original research articles, review articles, clinical studies, case reports and studies, technical communications, methodological contributions, and interdisciplinary research relevant to clinical medicine and rehabilitation sciences.

The journal welcomes research addressing the continuum from diagnosis and treatment through recovery, rehabilitation, disability management, and long-term functional care, using appropriate clinical, scientific, methodological, and translational approaches.

CLINICAL MEDICINE

This section includes research across branches of medicine addressing disease prevention, diagnosis, therapeutic strategies, clinical management, and patient care. Contributions from internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, cardiology, neurology, oncology, orthopedics, and other medical specialties are welcomed.

REHABILITATION SCIENCES

This area covers research on restoring or supporting physical, cognitive, and functional abilities following injury, illness, surgery, or chronic disease. Topics include rehabilitation strategies, recovery pathways, disability management, functional assessment, and long-term rehabilitation care.

TRANSLATIONAL MEDICINE AND INTEGRATED CARE

The journal encourages studies connecting laboratory research, clinical applications, rehabilitation practices, and healthcare delivery. Research addressing acute care, post-acute care, rehabilitation, and long-term recovery is within the journal's scope.

PHYSICAL AND FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE

This section includes physiotherapy, movement science, exercise therapy, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, functional assessment, mobility research, and related approaches to physical and functional care.

NEUROLOGY AND NEUROREHABILITATION

Research related to neurological disorders, brain injury, stroke care, spinal cord injury, neurodegenerative diseases, and associated rehabilitation strategies is encouraged.

ORTHOPEDICS AND MUSCULOSKELETAL MEDICINE

This area includes bone and joint disorders, trauma care, sports injuries, orthopedic surgery outcomes, pain management, and post-surgical rehabilitation strategies.

CARDIOPULMONARY AND CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE

The journal welcomes research in cardiovascular medicine, respiratory diseases, intensive care, post-ICU recovery, and cardiopulmonary rehabilitation.

PEDIATRIC AND GERIATRIC CARE

This section includes child health, developmental disorders, aging-related conditions, geriatric medicine, frailty management, and age-specific rehabilitation approaches.

DIAGNOSTIC AND CLINICAL SCIENCES

Research in laboratory medicine, radiology, pathology, clinical diagnostics, biomarker research, and medical imaging technologies is included within the journal scope.

PUBLIC HEALTH AND COMMUNITY MEDICINE

The journal supports studies on epidemiology, disease prevention, health systems, healthcare delivery, population health, and community-based interventions.

REHABILITATION TECHNOLOGY AND DIGITAL HEALTH

This area includes assistive devices, prosthetics, robotics, telemedicine, digital rehabilitation systems, wearable technologies, and artificial intelligence or other data-driven approaches relevant to healthcare and rehabilitation.

MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOSOCIAL CARE

Research related to psychiatric disorders, psychological rehabilitation, behavioral interventions, cognitive health, and psychosocial support systems is welcomed.

INTERDISCIPLINARY BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

The journal encourages collaborative studies integrating medicine, rehabilitation sciences, biomedical engineering, nursing, public health, and healthcare technology.

The journal welcomes research that connects clinical medicine, rehabilitation practice, healthcare delivery, and interdisciplinary biomedical science across different patient populations and care settings.