About the Journal

Aim and Scope

JPPCM aims at facilitating the development of community-based research, education, and health care services. The purpose of this journal is to promote excellence in the pharmacy practice and community medicine and closely related fields. JPPCM publishes four issues per year devoted to research and review articles in the field of pharmacy practice, community medicine and related discipline of health sciences. The scope of the journal encompasses a broad range of topics, including but not limited to: 1. Pharmacy Practice (including Clinical Pharmacy, Hospital and Community Pharmacy etc) 2. Social Aspects of Pharmacy and Community Medicine 3. Social and Preventive Medicine 4. Medical Pharmacology 5. Pharmaceutical Health Policy 6. Community and Public Health 7. Epidemiology 8. Patient Management 9. Process and Outcome Research 10. Pharmaceutical Marketing and Management The journal also covers Pharmacovigilance and Drug Safety, Pharmacoeconomics, Health Economics, Health Services Research, Pharmaceutical and Medical Education, and Health Promotion, Education and Health Informatics. JPPCM welcomes contributions from researchers, scholars, and practitioners from diverse backgrounds in pharmacy practice, community medicine, public health, and related fields. Interdisciplinary and collaborative research is particularly encouraged.

Founded in 0, the Journal of Pharmacy Practice and Community Medicine publishes quarterly under the editorial direction of Dr. Akram Ahmed. The journal welcomes original research, short communications, forum articles and critical reviews that advance . All submissions undergo single-blind peer review by at least two independent referees, and accepted manuscripts appear in press ahead of issue assignment.

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