PEER-REVIEWED & OPEN ACCESS

The Journal of Preventive and Integrated Medicine

Advancing Clinical, Public Health, Diagnostic, Rehabilitative, Forensic, and Ethical Sciences.


JPIM is an international, quarterly journal dedicated to publishing methodologically rigorous medical scholarship. We bridge laboratory discovery, bedside clinical practice, and population health initiatives to foster holistic healthcare delivery.

Welcoming original research, comprehensive reviews, clinical trials, case series, and commentaries adhering to ICMJE and COPE ethical benchmarks.

JPIM Multidisciplinary Medical Framework: Linking Prevention, Therapeutics, and Rehabilitation

Call for Papers

Submit Your Manuscript

Contribute to the inaugural issue of JPIM. We offer authors a prompt, constructive editorial evaluation and broad global visibility without publication barriers.

  • Rapid double-blind peer review turnarounds
  • Open Access with CC BY 4.0 license retention
  • Automated DOI deposits and scholarly archiving

Scope & Editorial Standard

Integrated Medicine Clarification: In JPIM, "integrated" signifies the clinical convergence of multidisciplinary specialties—linking preventative policies, diagnostic precision, therapeutics, and ethical compliance within evidence-based medicine.

All submitted manuscripts undergo preliminary desk review by our editorial board followed by rigorous scrutiny by independent subject-matter referees.

JPIM
Official Publication

CURRENT ISSUE

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Launch Issue

e-ISSN: Pending | Frequency: Quarterly

  • Immediate Open Access
  • COPE & ICMJE Standards
  • Multidisciplinary Medical Scope

Indexing & Discoverability

 

Scholarly Discovery & Metadata

Crossref · Google Scholar · OpenAlex · BASE · Scilit · CORE · The Lens · OpenAIRE · ERIH+ · ETH Library / swisscovery · Index Copernicus · EuroPub

Registries & Preservation Repositories

ISSN Portal · ROAD · Zenodo · OpenDOAR · Wikidata · OAI-PMH Protocol

Planned Evaluation & Submissions

DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)

Strategic Indexing Goals (2027+)

PubMed Central (PMC) · MEDLINE · Scopus · Web of Science · EBSCO