Clinical Journals aims to serve its readers as the most credible, authoritative resource of research on medical practice to the scientific community. Clinical fields Journals widely encourage quality standards of medical care through its original research publications on current medical issues in the health care sector.
Clinical field covers diseases and disorders, clinical and diagnosis issues, along with their surgical and medical management. Clinical filed mainly focus on the scientific challenges that the researchers, doctors, research students, scientists, and the other medical practitioners confront with respect to clinical practices and clinical research.
Journals on Clinical Sciences deal with clinical aspects in the fields of cardiology, dermatology, ophthalmology, neurology, oncology, nephrology, pulmonary medicine, pathology, toxicology, forensic science, anesthesia, immunology and cellular immunology, clinical microbiology, stem cell research, cell science, chemotherapy, and ethical issues related to various aspects of clinical research.
SciTechnol Journals were found with an objective of excellence in scientific research and education by publishing literature in Lifesciences discipline. SciTechnol currently publishes wide range of papers over 60 online Journal titles with Hybrid Open Access mode.
Clinical journals are commonly used by medical students, residents, and other healthcare professionals to document their experiences and insights during clinical rotations or training. The entries in a clinical journal may include descriptions of patient encounters, diagnostic and treatment decisions, as well as reflections on the emotional and ethical dimensions of patient care.
Clinical journals can also serve as a means of self-assessment and improvement. By reviewing their entries, healthcare professionals can identify areas of strength and weakness, as well as patterns in their decision-making and communication skills. They can use this information to develop strategies for improving their clinical practice and patient care.
In addition to their personal benefits, clinical journals can also contribute to the wider medical community by providing insights into the challenges and successes of clinical practice. They can inform the development of clinical guidelines and best practices, as well as facilitate dialogue and collaboration among healthcare professionals.