Focus And Scope

Aims

Jurnal Keperawatan Komprehensif (Comprehensive Nursing Journal), abbreviated as JKK, is an open-access, peer-reviewed nursing journal that aims to advance nursing knowledge and support evidence-informed nursing practice, education, and service management.

The journal welcomes contributions that address meaningful nursing problems, use appropriate methods, and explain their implications for patient care, professional practice, or healthcare delivery. It provides a forum for sharing research findings, synthesizing evidence, and examining clinical experiences that contribute to the development of nursing knowledge and practice.

Research conducted in local settings is encouraged to articulate its relevance to nursing knowledge and practice beyond the immediate study context, while acknowledging the contextual factors that may influence the interpretation and applicability of its findings.

Scope

JKK publishes scholarly work in the following areas of nursing:

  • Medical-Surgical Nursing

  • Critical Care Nursing

  • Community Nursing

  • Mental Health Nursing

  • Pediatric Nursing

  • Maternity and Women’s Health Nursing

  • Geriatric Nursing

  • Nursing Administration and Management

Across these areas, the journal considers contributions addressing nursing care, nursing education, professional practice, and the organization and delivery of nursing services. Manuscripts should clearly establish their relevance to nursing and explain how their findings or insights contribute to the field.

Article Types

JKK considers the following article types within its scope:

  • Original research articles: Empirical studies that address nursing-related questions using appropriate research methods.

  • Review articles: Scholarly reviews that synthesize and critically examine existing evidence relevant to nursing practice, education, or service management.

  • Case reports: Reports of clinical cases that provide relevant insights and learning points for nursing care and professional practice.

Manuscripts are published in English. Authors should consult the journal’s Author Guidelines for the requirements applicable to each article type.

Readership

The journal’s readership includes nursing researchers, practitioners, educators, managers, and policymakers interested in advancing nursing knowledge and strengthening evidence-informed care, education, and healthcare delivery.