MANUSCRIPT TYPE

Jendela Nursing Journal (JNJ) accepts original and scholarly manuscripts that contribute to the advancement of nursing science, nursing education, clinical practice, and evidence-based nursing care.

 

The journal welcomes the following types of manuscripts:

 

1. Original Research Articles

Original quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods research addressing nursing science, clinical nursing practice, nursing education, and healthcare outcomes.

 

2. Review Articles

Systematic reviews, scoping reviews, integrative reviews, and meta-analyses that critically synthesise scientific evidence relevant to nursing practice and education.

 

3. Case Reports and Case Studies

Clinical case reports and case studies highlighting nursing assessment, clinical decision-making, nursing interventions, and patient outcomes.

 

4. Evidence-Based Nursing Practice Articles

Articles demonstrating the application of scientific evidence to nursing interventions, patient safety, quality improvement, and clinical decision-making.

 

5. Nursing Education and Innovation Articles

Manuscripts addressing innovative teaching methods, clinical simulation, nursing competencies, educational technology, and curriculum development.

 

6. Community and Public Health Nursing Research Articles

Research focusing on health promotion, disease prevention, community-based nursing interventions, family nursing, and population health.

 

7. Quality Improvement and Best Practice Articles

Articles reporting systematic initiatives to improve nursing care quality, patient safety, healthcare delivery, and professional nursing standards.

 

All submitted manuscripts must demonstrate scientific relevance, originality, ethical compliance, and a clear contribution to nursing knowledge, education, or professional practice.