Official Journal of the Faculty of Pharmaceutical and Allied Health Sciences, LCWU
Overview, Aim, Mission & Comprehensive Scope of LJPHS
The Lahore Journal of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (LJPHS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access, multidisciplinary journal dedicated to the advancement of pharmaceutical sciences, clinical practice, and integrated health sciences. The journal provides a high-quality platform for academicians, researchers, practising pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals to disseminate original research, clinical innovations, and evidence-based reviews that address local, regional, and global healthcare challenges.
The primary aim of LJPHS is to foster scholarly dialogue, bridge the gap between laboratory research and clinical practice, and promote evidence-based healthcare solutions.
The journal is committed to:
Publishing rigorous, original, and innovative research evaluated through a strict double-blind peer-review process.
Ensuring free, unrestricted online access to published research to maximize its visibility, citation potential, and impact on global health.
Maintaining the highest standards of publication ethics in alignment with the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and Higher Education Commission (HEC) guidelines.
LJPHS welcomes submission of high-quality manuscripts spanning the entire spectrum of pharmacy and health sciences. The core areas of interest include, but are not limited to, the following fields:
Drug formulation, novel drug delivery systems (NDDS), nanotechnology, physical pharmacy, and industrial pharmacy.
Experimental and clinical pharmacology, molecular pharmacology, pharmacodynamics, toxicological evaluations, and safety profiles of drugs.
Drug design, synthesis, computational chemistry, molecular modeling, and analytical method development.
Phytochemistry, herbal drug standardization, ethnopharmacology, and therapeutic evaluation of natural compounds.
Community pharmacy, hospital and clinical pharmacy, pharmacotherapy, pharmacovigilance, patient compliance, and clinical trials.
Epidemiology of infectious and non-communicable diseases, health promotion, maternal and child health, and occupational health.
Health economics, healthcare management, pharmaceutical policy, and regulatory affairs.
Advancements in medical laboratory technology (MLT), human nutrition and dietetics, anaesthesia, and medical imaging.
Evidence-based physical therapy techniques, sports medicine, rehabilitation sciences, and clinical ergonomics.
Clinical nursing practices, healthcare ethics, and patient-centred care strategies.