Burkina Medical

About this journal

Burkina Medical' is a peer-reviewed medical journal dedicated to publishing original research, case reports, and review articles that advance the understanding and management of health issues in Burkina Faso and the wider West African region. Its scope encompasses a wide range of medical disciplines, including but not limited to internal medicine, pediatrics, surgery, infectious diseases, public health, and maternal and child health. The journal prioritizes studies with practical implications for improving healthcare delivery and promoting health outcomes within the specific context of Burkina Faso and similar settings.

The journal's key themes reflect the pressing healthcare challenges faced by the region. This includes addressing the high burden of infectious diseases, tackling non-communicable diseases on the rise, improving access to quality healthcare, and promoting health education and disease prevention. 'Burkina Medical' also emphasizes research on traditional medicine practices and their integration with modern medicine, recognizing the importance of local knowledge systems in addressing health needs.

'Burkina Medical' targets a diverse audience comprising healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, and students from Burkina Faso and neighboring countries. It serves as a platform for knowledge sharing and dissemination of research findings relevant to the region's healthcare challenges. The journal also aims to empower local healthcare professionals by providing a venue for their research and contributing to the development of a strong medical research community within Burkina Faso.

'Burkina Medical' has established itself as a reputable and influential journal within the West African medical community. Its impact is demonstrated by its increasing number of submissions and readership, as well as its role in shaping healthcare policies and practices in Burkina Faso. The journal actively promotes collaborative research and fosters partnerships between local and international institutions, contributing to the development of robust healthcare systems in the region.