International Journal of Health Professions

Aims & Scope

The International Journal of Health Professions (IJHP) is an academic journal with principle focus on interdisciplinary and interprofessional collaboration of health professionals in research, practice and education. IJHP calls for original articles on health professions and health care issues with an interdisciplinary/ interprofessional perspective in the areas of: patient's perspective and participation, user involvement in interprofessional health care decision making science and evidence in health care studies of interprofessional collaboration in practice; problem-based and case-based collaboration; error management and culture of constructive criticism in interprofessional collaboration interfaces in sequential collaboration (patient pathways, treatment chain) cooperation and innovation in integrated health care, managed care, case management, e-health interdisciplinary clinical studies, assessments, outcomes health promotion and functioning in daily life from an interdisciplinary perspective Innovation in interdisciplinary research methods health policy, health economics with reference to interdisciplinary/ interprofessional topics higher education didactics and educational topics The IJHP publishes research studies, reviews, theoretical and methodological foundations and analyses.

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