Overview

International Journal of Collaborative Research on Internal Medicine & Public Health is devoted to convey and spread to its examiners around the world, the latest knowledge in relation to Quantifiable exploration, Evidence based treatment, NHS Medical Analysis, Operating practices, Clinical Prescription, Quantifiable Training, Immune based therapy, Neurological treatment, etc. With a focus on epidemiological studies, preventative measures, and secondary treatment approaches, the journal encourages conversations, studies, collaborative researches, and current actions on current themes in internal medicine and public health. The journal covers multifaceted research in internal medicine, clinical-medical studies, pharmaceuticals, paediatric endocrinology, adverse drug event reporting, pulmonary disease, adolescent medicine, critical care, geriatric, infectious disease, nephrology, sleep, cardiology, haematology, interventional cardiology, pulmonology, sports medicine, clinical cardiac, electrophysiology, gastroenterology, immunotherapy, hospital medicine, and medical.

Journal Highlights:

• Gastroenterology • Electrophysiology • Haematology • Pulmonology • Geriatric • Endocrinology • Immunotherapy • Cardiology

Gastroenterology: The area of medicine dedicated to problems of the digestive system is called gastroenterology. This specialty focuses on illnesses that affect the gastrointestinal tract, which includes the organs from the mouth into the oesophagus along the alimentary canal. These medical professionals are known as gastroenterologists. They typically have eight years of pre-medical and medical education under their belts, a year-long internship, three years of internal medicine residency, and three years of gastroenterology fellowship.

Electrophysiology: The area of physiology known as electrophysiology focuses on the electrical characteristics of biological cells and tissues. It covers a variety of scales, from single ion channel proteins to entire organs like the heart, including measurements of voltage changes or electric current or modifications. It comprises measurements of neuronal electrical activity, particularly action potential activity, in neuroscience. Electrophysiological recordings can also refer to recordings of the nervous system's large-scale electric signals, such as electroencephalography.

Haematology: The area of medicine known as haematology is dedicated to the research of blood-related disorders, including their causes, prognoses, treatments, and prevention. It entails treating conditions that have an impact on the development of blood and its constituent parts, including blood cells, haemoglobin, blood proteins, bone marrow, platelets, blood arteries, spleen, and the mechanism of coagulation. These conditions may include leukaemia, multiple myeloma, lymphoma, blood clots (thrombus), various bleeding disorders, and haemophilia. Medical technologists or medical laboratory scientists typically do the laboratory analysis of blood.

Pulmonology: An area of internal medicine known as pulmonology is connected to intensive care medicine. Managing patients who require mechanical breathing and life support is a common task in pulmonology. Pneumonia, asthma, TB, emphysema, and severe chest infections are just a few of the disorders and diseases of the chest that pulmonologists are highly trained in treating.

Geriatric: Geriatrics, often known as geriatric medicine, is a field of study that focuses on providing healthcare to the elderly. By preventing and treating illnesses and disabilities in older persons, it strives to promote health. A geriatrician, sometimes known as a geriatric physician, is a doctor who specialises in the treatment of elderly patients. There is no specific age at which patients may be under the care of a geriatrician. Instead, the needs of the specific patient and the availability of a specialist dictate this choice.

Endocrinology: A field of biology and medicine called endocrinology studies the endocrine system's disorders and its unique hormone-producing discharges. The integration of biological processes like metabolism, growth, and differentiation, as well as psychological and behavioural activities like sleep, digestion, respiration, excretion, mood, stress, lactation, movement, reproduction, and sensory perception brought on by hormones, are also of interest. Comparative and behavioural endocrinology are examples of specialisations.

Immunotherapy: The treatment of disease by immune system activation or suppression is known as immunotherapy or biological therapy. Immunotherapies that lower or suppress the immune response are referred to as suppression immunotherapies, whereas immunotherapies that activate or amplify the immunological response are referred to as activation immunotherapies. The potential of immunotherapy to treat different types of cancer is the subject of preliminary investigation.

Cardiology: Cardiology is a field of medicine that deals with conditions affecting the heart, including congenital problems as well as acquired conditions including coronary artery disease and congestive heart failure.

Read our Recently Published Articles

1. The Future of Preventative Medicine: Health Promotion Programs as a Tool to Reduce Administrative Costs and Improve Health Outcomes (Canada)- https://www.iomcworld.org/articles/the-future-of-preventative-medicine-health-promotion-programs-as-a-tool-to-reduce-administrative-costs-and-improve-healt.pdf
2. Patient Safety Culture among Nurses in Hafar Al-Batin (Australia)- https://www.iomcworld.org/articles/patient-safety-culture-among-nurses-in-hafar-albatin.pdf