Nigerian Journal of Family Practice

About this journal

The Nigerian Journal of Family Practice is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing the field of family medicine in Nigeria. Its scope encompasses the full spectrum of primary care, encompassing various aspects of health and well-being within the Nigerian context. The journal publishes original research articles, case reports, reviews, and editorials that delve into the challenges and opportunities of providing comprehensive, patient-centered care within the Nigerian healthcare system.

Key themes explored within the journal include common health conditions prevalent in Nigeria, health service delivery models, health policy and advocacy, disease prevention and health promotion, and the integration of traditional medicine practices into modern healthcare. The journal also addresses the unique social and cultural factors that influence health and illness in Nigeria, highlighting the importance of culturally sensitive and contextually relevant interventions.

The target audience for the Nigerian Journal of Family Practice consists of family physicians, general practitioners, nurses, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals working in primary care settings across Nigeria. Additionally, the journal serves as a valuable resource for policymakers, researchers, and students interested in improving the health and well-being of the Nigerian population.

The impact of the Nigerian Journal of Family Practice lies in its contribution to the development of a robust and evidence-based family medicine practice in Nigeria. By disseminating research findings, promoting best practices, and fostering dialogue among healthcare professionals, the journal plays a crucial role in improving the quality of primary care services and enhancing the health outcomes of the Nigerian people.