Call For Submissions
The International Journal of Digital Health is interested in manuscripts that fall within the broad area of digital health, including related technologies, methods, interventions and applications in health and healthcare, public health and healthcare education.
Co-Editors-in-Chief:
- Dr Kevin Yap Senior Lecturer in Public Health (Digital Health), Department of Public Health, School of Psychology and Public Health, La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia
- Dr Jilan Liu Chief Executive Officer, Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS, Greater China), Seattle, Washington, USA
The International Journal of Digital Health (Online ISSN: 2634-4580) is a new open-access journal in the IJS Publishing Group’s portfolio of forward-looking journals which promote advances in healthcare. This rigorously peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal aims to attract and disseminate world-leading research and commentary regarding digital health innovations and their implementation. The International Journal of Digital Health will provide the future-thinking community with a platform to propel the transformation of healthcare and stimulate practice-changing research.
The International Journal of Digital Health holds internationality at its core and will foster an ethos which promotes the work conducted in the field of digital health all over the globe, both within individual settings and organisational structures. The journal aims to be a forum accessible to clinicians, researchers, industry and government. It’s high-impact content will take the form of editorials, original research reports, study protocols, review articles, commentary and opinion pieces, and brief communications.
Call for Papers:
Deadline for submissions: 22nd January 2021
Submissions portal: https://www.editorialmanager.com/ijdhe/default.aspx
Instructions for authors: https://www.ijspg.com/services/instructions-to-authors
In recent years, and expedited during the COVID-19 pandemic, digital health technologies have been rapidly evolving and we have seen how these technologies have had a significant impact on patient care and safety internationally, as well as on global population health. Many organizations are rethinking their strategies to find better ways to adapt and improve the health ecosystem. The multidisciplinary field of digital health involves stakeholders from a wide variety of domains, including medicine, nursing, pharmacy and the pharmaceutical sciences, allied health, computer science and informatics, data science and analytics, digital media, engineering, psychological and behavioral sciences, public health, and health economics and management to design, develop, apply, evaluate, implement and support technological innovations that address real-world problems in practice settings. By merging the science of technology with technical know-how and healthcare expertise, patients’ health outcomes can be improved, and patient safety can be enhanced.
The inaugural issue is interested in manuscripts that fall within the broad area of digital health, including related technologies, methods, interventions and applications in health and healthcare, public health and healthcare education.
Topics of interest are inclusive but are not limited to:
- E-health and clinical decision-support systems
- Medical and healthcare technologies
- Digital and social media in health
- Telehealth, telemedicine and mobile health (mHealth)
- Internet of Things/sensors
- Big data analytics and infrastructure applied in healthcare
- Artificial intelligence, machine/deep learning and other computational techniques in health
- Robotics in health
- Additive manufacturing/3D-printing
- Bioinformatics and precision medicine
- Digital therapeutics
- Health, public health and consumer health informatics
- Psycho-social and behavioural aspects of digital health
- Patient and healthcare professional perceptions of digital health innovations
- Human-computer-environment interactions
- Augmented, virtual and mixed reality
- Serious games and gamification
- Digital education, e-learning/technology-enhanced learning for the healthcare professions
- Methodological and implementation of digital health innovations
- Governance, ethical and legal challenges of health data and technologies
- Cybersecurity in health (e.g. blockchain)
- Economics of digital health implementations
All papers must be submitted through the manuscript submissions portal (https://www.editorialmanager.com/ijdhe/default.aspx) and will be peer-reviewed.
All publishing fees are being waived for this inaugural issue.
Please direct any questions regarding submissions to:
Mr Thomas Franchi, MSc, FHEA, MAcadMEd Assistant Managing Editor International Journal of Digital Health
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