Aim and Scope

JIPAAS welcomes original research articles, review articles, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, short communications, case reports, technical notes, perspectives, editorials, and letters to the editor.

JIPAAS considers original submissions across eight core subject clusters. A manuscript need not confine itself to one — interdisciplinary work is actively encouraged. We welcome manuscripts across disciplines on topics such as:

Pharmaceutics & Pharmaceutical Technology

Drug delivery systems, novel dosage forms, nanoparticulate carriers, biopharmaceutics, formulation development, stability science, and process technology.

Pharmaceutical & Medicinal Chemistry

Drug design and synthesis, structure–activity relationships, computational and molecular modelling, QSAR, and analytical method development, Green Chemistry

Pharmacology & Toxicology

Preclinical and clinical pharmacology, mechanism-of-action studies, drug safety, pharmacovigilance, and toxicological risk assessment.

Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry

Natural product isolation and characterization, ethnopharmacology, herbal standardization, and traditional-medicine evidence synthesis.

Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

Biologics and biosimilars, vaccine development, genomics, proteomics, and recombinant DNA technology applied to therapeutics.

Clinical & Hospital Pharmacy

Pharmaceutical care, medication safety and reconciliation, therapeutic drug monitoring, and pharmacy practice research.

Pharmacoepidemiology, Pharmacoeconomics & Regulatory Affairs

Real-world evidence, cost-effectiveness analysis, health-technology assessment, and drug regulatory science and policy.

Allied & Interdisciplinary Health Sciences

Nursing pharmacotherapeutics, clinical nutrition and dietetics, public health, and biomedical laboratory science at the point of intersection with pharmacotherapy.

Article Types Accepted

     Original Research Article

     Review Article

     Systematic / Narrative Review

     Short Communication

     Case Report

     Perspective / Commentary

     Letter to the Editor

     Study Protocol

     Editorial (invited)