JORMA International Journal of Health and Social Sciences

About the Journal

JORMA International Journal of Health and Social Sciences (JORMA IJHSS) is a distinguished open-access, peer-reviewed journal that fosters a global and interdisciplinary dialogue on health and social science research. By bringing together diverse specialties such as public health, mental health, allied health, sociology, and psychology, JORMA IJHSS creates a dynamic academic environment that encourages the exchange of innovative ideas and findings.

The journal's mission is to enhance communication among a wide range of stakeholders in the health and social science sectors, including health system researchers, policymakers, legislators, practitioners, educators, administrators, students, and other allied health professionals. This broad engagement helps to bridge gaps between research and practice, ensuring that valuable insights reach those who can implement them in real-world settings.

A key priority for JORMA IJHSS is to ensure comprehensive geographical coverage, with a particular focus on the poorest countries and low- and middle-income countries. This commitment helps to highlight and address the unique challenges faced by these regions, promoting equity and inclusivity in global health and social science discourse.

Submissions to JORMA IJHSS are rigorously evaluated through a fair, supportive, and double-blind peer-review process, maintaining a high quality with a quick publication process. The journal adheres to the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) code of conduct for editors. This ensures that all published research meets the highest ethical and scientific standards.