Focus and Scope

The Al-Ameen Journal of Medical Sciences is a peer-reviewed scientific journal published by Al-Ameen University, dedicated to publishing original, high-quality research in medical and health sciences.

Adhering to international standards of scholarly publishing and research ethics, the journal seeks to promote scientific knowledge and support researchers worldwide in contributing to the advancement of healthcare practices and medical knowledge.


Clinical Medicine & Dentistry

This focus area covers original research and advancements in general medicine and dental sciences. It aims to disseminate clinical findings, novel diagnostic methods, and therapeutic approaches to improve patient care and treatment outcomes.

General Medicine and Internal Medicine clinical research.
Dentistry, Oral Health, and Maxillofacial advancements.
Evidence-based medical practices and clinical trials.
Surgical innovations and applied medical technologies.

Allied Health & Diagnostic Sciences

This section highlights the critical roles of supporting healthcare disciplines. It focuses on pharmacological innovations, nursing care excellence, and the latest developments in laboratory sciences that drive accurate medical diagnoses.

Pharmacy, pharmacology, and therapeutic drug monitoring.
Nursing practices, patient care, and healthcare management.
Medical Laboratory Sciences and diagnostic technologies.
Biomedical research and pathology.

Public Health & Related Disciplines

Addressing healthcare on a macro scale, this area explores population health, epidemiology, and preventive medicine. It provides a platform for research that influences health policies and community well-being.

Public Health initiatives and epidemiology.
Preventive medicine and community health programs.
Global health policy and healthcare economics.
Other related health science disciplines.

Target Audience: The journal's primary readership includes medical professionals, clinical researchers, public health policymakers, pharmacists, nurses, and academicians in the health sciences.