Aims and Scope

Mission & Focus

Jurnal Keperawatan dan Kesehatan (JKK) is an international peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal dedicated to publishing high-impact original empirical research, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, and evidence-based practice studies across nursing, clinical healthcare, and allied health sciences. The journal aims to bridge the gap between empirical nursing science and clinical/community practice, promoting the advancement of healthcare outcomes globally.

Subject Areas & Scope

Submissions are welcomed in all areas of nursing and healthcare sciences, including:

• Medical-Surgical Nursing: Adult chronic disease interventions, cardiovascular nursing, clinical oncology, perioperative nursing, advanced wound management, diabetes education and care, and acute care therapeutics.
• Community & Public Health Nursing: Health promotion models, epidemiology of infectious and non-communicable diseases, family nursing, occupational health and safety, rural and remote healthcare systems, and environmental health nursing.
• Maternal, Neonatal, & Pediatric Nursing: Antenatal/postpartum healthcare, reproductive health, neonatal intensive care nursing (NICU), child growth and development monitoring, pediatric infectious diseases, and stunting prevention.
• Emergency, Critical Care, & Disaster Nursing: Emergency triage protocols, pre-hospital trauma life support, resuscitation, intensive care unit (ICU/ICCU) clinical nursing, and disaster risk reduction and mitigation.
• Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing: Psychosocial interventions, therapeutic communication, community-based mental health care, stress and coping mechanisms, mental illness stigma reduction, and rehabilitation nursing.
• Gerontological Nursing: Geriatric health maintenance, chronic disability alleviation, long-term care facilities, and palliative/hospice care models for ageing populations.
• Nursing Education, Leadership, & Health Administration: Innovative educational strategies, clinical preceptorship, patient safety culture, healthcare leadership, clinical governance, and healthcare quality assurance.
• Allied Health Sciences: Clinical nutrition, applied healthcare pharmacology, health informatics, biomedical ethics, and health law and policy.

Article Typologies Accepted

• Original Research Articles: Comprehensive empirical investigations utilizing quantitative, qualitative, or mixed-methodological frameworks (4,000–7,000 words).
• Review Articles: Systematic reviews adhering to PRISMA guidelines, meta-analyses, and scoping reviews addressing significant gaps in healthcare knowledge.
• Evidence-Based Practice / Case Studies: Robust clinical practice innovations with clear evaluation metrics.