Focus And Scope

Aims

Global Health Administrative and Management (GHAM) aims to:

Advance scientific knowledge in healthcare administration, management, leadership, and global health systems.
Promote evidence-based managerial practices that improve healthcare quality, patient safety, operational efficiency, and organizational sustainability.
Facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration among researchers, healthcare leaders, clinicians, public health professionals, policymakers, and educators.
Disseminate innovative research that addresses emerging global health challenges and strengthens health systems worldwide.
Support policy development and strategic decision-making through high-quality scholarly evidence.
Encourage international perspectives and comparative studies that contribute to strengthening healthcare management across different healthcare systems.

Scope

GHAM welcomes manuscripts in, but not limited to, the following areas:

Healthcare Administration

Healthcare administration
Hospital administration
Primary healthcare management
Community health management
Integrated healthcare systems
Health service management
Healthcare governance

Healthcare Management

Strategic healthcare management
Healthcare operations management
Human resource management in healthcare
Healthcare finance and economics
Supply chain and logistics management
Healthcare marketing
Organizational behavior
Change management
Leadership in healthcare

Health Policy and Systems

Health policy analysis
Health system strengthening
Universal Health Coverage (UHC)
Health financing
Healthcare regulation
Health equity
Global health governance
Comparative health systems

Quality and Patient Safety

Quality improvement
Clinical governance
Accreditation
Risk management
Patient safety
Healthcare performance measurement
Value-based healthcare

Digital Health and Innovation

Health information systems
Electronic health records
Digital transformation
Artificial intelligence in healthcare management
Telemedicine
Big data analytics
Health informatics
Decision support systems

Disaster and Emergency Health Management

Emergency preparedness
Disaster health management
Crisis leadership
Pandemic management
Health emergency response
Healthcare resilience

Public and Global Health Management

Global health administration
Population health management
International health systems
Health promotion management
Environmental health management
One Health governance

Education and Workforce Development

Health professional leadership
Healthcare workforce planning
Continuing professional development
Interprofessional collaboration
Leadership education

Research Methodology

Health services research
Implementation science
Quality improvement research
Health economics
Outcomes research
Mixed-methods research
Qualitative research
Quantitative research

The journal accepts Original Research Articles, Review Articles, Systematic Reviews, Meta-analyses, Scoping Reviews, Case Studies, Short Communications, Policy Analyses, Methodological Papers, Perspectives, Editorials, and Letters to the Editor.