Aims of the Journal

The principal aim of "Frontiers on Healthcare Research" is to catalyze advancements in healthcare research that directly inform and improve the efficacy of health system operations, enrich patient experiences, and guarantee fairness in health service access. The journal emphasizes the pivotal role of translating empirical research into tangible healthcare practices that maximize both the value and the reach of healthcare services. This focus includes an intricate balance of innovative research methodologies, policy-driven discussions, and pragmatic solutions that reflect the journal's deep-seated commitment to shaping a healthcare system that is both effective and equitable for all.

Focus

Frontiers on Healthcare Research is a peer-reviewed journal committed to advancing medical knowledge in pathology, diagnostic medicine, and healthcare innovations. The journal provides a platform for researchers, pathologists, and clinicians to disseminate high-quality studies that enhance diagnostic accuracy, explore disease mechanisms, and improve clinical outcomes. We focus on translational research that bridges laboratory findings with real-world clinical applications, supporting evidence-based medical practices and innovations in patient care.

Scope of the Published Articles

The journal focuses on specific areas within healthcare research, particularly in diagnostic and clinical medicine, including:

1. Oncopathology and Tumor Diagnostics

• Microscopic, histopathological, and cytological studies of tumors.
• Molecular markers and immunohistochemistry in cancer detection.
• Diagnostic accuracy of biopsy and frozen section techniques in oncology.

2. Infectious Disease Pathology

• Histopathological and immunological responses in bacterial, viral, and fungal infections.
• The role of HPV in carcinogenesis of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma.
• Leprosy and dermatological infections: pathogenesis and clinical management.

3. Surgical and Histopathological Diagnosis

• Intraoperative frozen section for surgical margin determination.
• Histological evaluation of tumor and non-tumor pathology.
• Schwannoma, gastrointestinal stromal tumors, and rare disease pathology.

4. Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Therapy

• Applications of stem cells in regenerative medicine and tissue repair.
• Platelet-rich plasma and growth factors in wound healing.
• Ethical and clinical implications of regenerative medicine.

5. Clinical and Translational Medicine

• Case studies in diagnostic medicine and disease progression.
• Multidisciplinary approaches to disease treatment and management.
• The role of novel diagnostic tools in clinical decision-making.

Relation to UN SDGs

"Frontiers on Healthcare Research" actively supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 3 (Good Health and Well-being), by disseminating knowledge that can inform policies and practices for healthy lives and well-being for all.

ASJC Code

The journal is associated with ASJC codes such as 2719 (Health Policy), 2739 (Public Health, Environmental, and Occupational Health), and 2718 (Health Information Management), reflecting its comprehensive coverage of healthcare research disciplines.