Focus and Scope
JUMPS (Journal of Unified Multidisciplinary Practice in Sports, Health, and Medicine) publishes scientific articles in multidisciplinary health sciences, with an emphasis on the relationship between physical activity, sports, health promotion, disease prevention, clinical practice, and rehabilitation.
The journal aims to provide a platform for scientific contributions that support the development of evidence-based healthcare and interdisciplinary collaboration across health-related disciplines. Its scope reflects the integration of medical sciences, healthcare practice, and sports medicine, particularly in promoting health, preventing disease, improving physical function, and supporting recovery and rehabilitation.
JUMPS welcomes original research articles, literature reviews, systematic reviews, and case reports relevant to the following areas:
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Sports Medicine and Exercise Health: exercise physiology, physical activity and health, sports-related injuries, exercise prescription, injury prevention, and health assessment related to physical activity.
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Clinical and Biomedical Sciences: medical sciences, clinical assessment, disease prevention, diagnostic approaches, and evidence-based clinical practice.
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Dentistry and Oral Health: clinical dentistry, preventive oral health, oral-systemic health relationships, and oral health promotion.
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Midwifery and Women's Health: maternal and reproductive health, pregnancy and postpartum care, women's health promotion, and preventive midwifery practice.
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Nursing and Patient Care: nursing interventions, patient safety, health assessment, health education, and evidence-based nursing practice.
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Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation: physical function, therapeutic exercise, musculoskeletal health, rehabilitation, and recovery from injury or illness.
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Public Health and Health Promotion: community health, health education, disease prevention, epidemiology, and health behavior.
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Interdisciplinary and Innovative Healthcare: interprofessional collaboration, digital health, healthcare technology, and integrated approaches to health service delivery.
JUMPS prioritizes manuscripts that demonstrate clear scientific relevance to health sciences, contribute to evidence-based practice, or establish meaningful connections between sports, physical activity, clinical care, prevention, and rehabilitation. Submissions must align with the journal's scope and demonstrate appropriate scientific and ethical standards.
