Welcome to the Journal
H Index: 8
Scopus SJR 2018: 0.1
Journal Impact Factor: 2.4*
ICV 2016: 75.95
The scope of the journal encompass a broad range of topics including translational science research, genetics, immunology, nutrition, psychosocial research, epidemiology and multidisciplinary team approaches towards imparting quality healthcare services. The journal also welcomes articles written by doctors, physicians and medical giants that present their personal perspectives in treating commonly as well as rarely occurring diseases. The journal invites submission of Phase III clinical trial results as well as outcomes from phase IV/post-marketing studies on novel drugs used in clinical practice. Furthermore, manuscripts describing multiple facets of diabetes research and clinical practice, prevention, technologies and therapy, socio-economic research, complications, new treatments, evidence-based treatment guidelines, unmet clinical needs and therapeutic burden are solicited. Overall, the journal targets promotion of safe and efficacious clinical practices by publishing original data from clinical investigations. You may submit manuscripts online at https://www.scholarscentral.org/submissions/clinical-practice-therapy.html or as an email attachment to [email protected]
Clinical Practice(Therapy) is indexed in the quality indexing sites such as Scopus*, EMBASE/Excerpta Medica, Google Scholar, Publons, CNKI, Open J-Gate to standardized visibility and maintain publication standard.
*Published as Therapy (ISSN 1475-0708) until November 2011 (Vol.8, No.6)
Recently Published Articles
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Urachal mucinous cystadenoma, an extremely uncommon urachal amiable tumor-An image article
Author(s): Elizabeth Swan
Urachal pathologies are uncommon to be experienced and can shifts from kindhearted conditions to threatening sores. Here we report a 35 years of age woman recently analyzed diabetic patient,..
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Repetitive right flank boil: an atypical introduction of interminable an infected appendixe
Author(s): Elizabeth Swan
We report the unordinary instance of a 71-year-old female who had repetitive introductions more than three years with right midsection sore seeming to begin from a retroperitoneal assortment..
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Hernia because of iliac peak bone collecting-An image article
Author(s): Elizabeth Swan
The most well-known hotspot for the use of autologous bone unites is the iliac peak in ortopedic recreation. Numerous difficulties after iliac peak bone reaping have been accounted for. An u..
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Adjusted puestow technique for backsliding pancreatitis-An image article
Author(s): Elizabeth Swan
Constant backsliding (RP) pancreatitis is uncommon in youth yet can have genuine outcomes. RP drives fibrosis which makes dynamic endocrine and exocrine brokenness of pancreas. The fundament..