Journal of Aging Research And Healthcare

Aims And Scope
 

Journal of Aging Research and Healthcare (JARH) is an open access, peer-reviewed journal publishing cutting-edge research related to aging and health. Our aim is to promote inter and multidisciplinary approaches to aging and healthcare, in the spirit of global collaboration and dialogue among health and aging-care research communities (gerontology, clinical geriatrics, psychology, neurology and sociology). We focused on clinical aspects of aging and healthcare, social and economic factors affecting health among older and elderly people. JARH encourages authors to submit the there articles through submission portal or mail it to us.
 

Features of Journal of Aging Research and Healthcare

• Journal focus: Aging research, clinical studies, epidemiology, and public health
• Aim: Improve evidence base for best practices in managing aging-related health issues
• Emphasis on promoting good health and well-being in aging populations
• Encourages debate on aging-related healthcare practices and policies
• Accepts original articles, reviews, meta-analyses, clinical case reports, and technical notes, etc.
• Focus areas: Aging-related diseases and treatments, mechanisms of aging, cognitive decline, interventions, healthcare, mental health, and related topics
• Scope includes: Aging-related diseases and treatments, core mechanisms of aging and longevity, geronto genomics and epigenomics, aging and cognitive decline, aging and metabolism, interventions (physical activity and nutrition), age-related healthcare, older adults' health literacy and self-management, aging in rural settings, mental health of aging populations, ageism exclusion, abuse and exploitation of elders, generation gap, dementia, aging and frailty, geriatrics, and gerontology.
• Submission: To contribute articles within the specified domains, kindly utilize the online submission form or alternatively, submit via email.

JARH scope encompasses, but is not limited to, a wide range of topics such as:

• Physiologic aging, age-related changes and chronic diseases.
• Genetics and epigenetics of aging, disease and disability.
• Development and evaluation of health-related interventions for older adults.
• Long-term care and quality of life.
• Economics, policy and use of technology in healthcare.
• Age-related cognitive decline, impairment, and dementia.
• Social aspects of aging and health, such as mental and spiritual well-being.

Contributions from the following research areas are invited but not limited to the following branches 
 

Primary Care:

• Urgent care
• Asthma
• COPD
• Hypertension
• Diabetes
• Arthritis
• Back pain
• Medicine
• Internal Medicine
• Preventive care
• Health Education
• Self-care
• Preventive care
• Cardiovascular Health
• Non-communicable diseases
• Thyroid dysfunction
• Multiple chronic diseases
   

Mental Health:

• Anxiety
• Depression
• Mental health
• Domestic violence
• Illness
• Substance use disorders
• Positive self-image
   

Pharmacy and Medication:

• Pharmacy
• Medicine
• Health insurance
   

Elderly and Long-term Care:

• Menopause
• Assisted living
• Elderly care
• Long-term care
   

Specialized Medical Care:

• Oncology
• Plastic surgery
• Optometry
• Neurosurgery
• Urogynecology
• Dentistry
• Nursing
• Orthotics
• Rehabilitation
• Acute care
• Intensive care
• Tertiary care
• Quaternary care
• Hospital care
   

Public Health and Epidemiology:

• Nutrition
• Epidemiology
• Public health
• Health Disparities
• Health care systems
• Health care financing
• Health care policy
• Health services research
• Health informatics
• Health care financing
• Philosophy of health
• Social health insurance
   

Disabilities and Impairments:

• Disabilities
• Physical and mental impairments
   

Healthcare and Services:

• Home care
• Health services research
• Health care systems
• Health care financing
• Hospital care
   

Experimental and Research:

• Experimental medicine
• Ontarology

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