African Journal of Health Professions Education

About this journal

The African Journal of Health Professions Education is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to the advancement of health professions education across the African continent. Its scope encompasses the full spectrum of health professions, including medicine, nursing, pharmacy, dentistry, public health, and allied health disciplines. The journal seeks to publish original research, critical reviews, and innovative pedagogical approaches that address the unique challenges and opportunities facing health professions education in Africa.

Key themes explored within the journal include curriculum development and evaluation, teaching and learning strategies, clinical skills training, faculty development, leadership in health professions education, interprofessional education, and health systems strengthening. The journal is committed to promoting high-quality, relevant, and culturally appropriate education that meets the health needs of African populations.

The target audience for the African Journal of Health Professions Education consists of educators, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners involved in health professions education across Africa. This includes faculty members, administrators, students, and professionals working in academic institutions, hospitals, government agencies, and non-governmental organizations. The journal serves as a platform for sharing knowledge, fostering collaboration, and influencing policy decisions related to health professions education in Africa.

The impact of the African Journal of Health Professions Education is evident in its contribution to the advancement of health professions education research, practice, and policy in Africa. By publishing rigorous research findings, sharing innovative teaching practices, and promoting critical dialogue on key issues, the journal informs and influences decision-making processes at national and regional levels. This ultimately contributes to the development of a highly skilled and competent health workforce capable of addressing the health challenges facing the continent.