Multidisciplinary Healthcare Journal (MHJ)
Healthcare & Health Sciences
Journal overview
Multidisciplinary Healthcare Journal (MHJ) is a Saudi, monthly, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to publishing reliable, ethical, and useful healthcare research across clinical medicine, public health, nursing, pharmacy, allied health, health systems, healthcare quality, patient safety, digital health, medical education, and related disciplines.
The journal is published by Lumora in partnership with AHSS. It launched in 2025. MHJ supports authors, reviewers, editors, and readers through transparent editorial policies, double-anonymized peer review, responsible use of artificial intelligence, clear licensing, and adherence to international reporting and publication ethics standards.
Aims and scope
Clinical medicine, public health, healthcare quality and safety, health professions education, health systems, research methods, and interdisciplinary healthcare topics.
Publishing and identification profile
- Publisher
- Lumora
- Publishing relationship
- Lumora in partnership with AHSS
- Publication frequency
- Monthly — twelve issues per year
- Peer-review model
- Double-anonymous peer review
- Online ISSN (electronic edition)
- 3152-8775 — registered electronic periodical
- Deposit number
- 1448/3047
- Registration authority
- King Fahd National Library – International Registration & Numbering Department
- External indexing
- No external indexing is claimed before official acceptance is confirmed. Indexing is not guaranteed.
Review and decision times
Decision-time statistics, when available, appear in Journal performance on the journal homepage. A [ Pending ] label means sufficient verified history is not yet available to publish a value. These statistics describe previous submissions and are not a guaranteed deadline for a new manuscript.
The Editorial Board page identifies published appointments and any appointment still pending.
Subject keywords
- clinical medicine
- public health
- nursing
- pharmacy
- allied health
- health systems
- patient safety
- digital health
- medical education
- research methods
- health policy
- interdisciplinary healthcare