Aims and Scope

Health Frontiers: Multidisciplinary Journal for Health Professionals is dedicated to publishing high-impact, evidence-based research that bridges the gap between clinical practice, public health policy, and advanced health sciences. We welcome original research, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, and translational studies that offer novel insights or practical solutions to contemporary global and regional health challenges. Furthermore, we strongly encourage submissions that align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being). While rooted in the Indonesian and Southeast Asian context, we prioritize manuscripts with methodologies and findings that hold relevance for the international scientific community.

Thematic Areas of Interest

Clinical & Allied Health Sciences

  • • Nursing & Midwifery Practice
  • • Anesthesiology & Perioperative Care
  • • Radiology & Medical Imaging
  • • Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
  • • Medical Laboratory Science (Health Analyst)
  • • Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics

Public Health & Health Systems

  • • Health Management & Administration
  • • Health Economics & Finance
  • • Public Administration in Health
  • • Health Information Technology (eHealth/mHealth)
  • • Health Architecture & Facility Planning

Behavioral & Social Health

  • • Health Psychology & Mental Health Support
  • • Health Communication & Advocacy
  • • Health Education & Promotion
  • • Medical Anthropology & Sociology

Sports Medicine & Advanced Technologies

  • • Sports Medicine & Exercise Science
  • • Sports Health & Performance
  • • Health Biotechnology
  • • Biomaterials & Health Technology


 Note to Authors on Research Quality

To maintain the highest standards of scientific integrity, Health Frontiers strictly requires all submitted manuscripts to adhere to the relevant reporting guidelines of the EQUATOR Network. For example: CONSORT for clinical trials, STROBE for observational studies, PRISMA for systematic reviews, and CARE for case reports. Manuscripts that fail to meet these methodological reporting standards will be subject to immediate desk rejection without peer review.