JHRS has been indexed in EMBASE

Embase is a major international biomedical and pharmacological bibliographic database, produced by Elsevier. It is one of the most important databases for discovering scientific literature in medicine, health sciences, pharmacology, and related fields.

Why is Embase important?

• High-quality biomedical indexing: Embase indexes peer-reviewed journals and conference abstracts, with particularly strong coverage of pharmacology, drug research, clinical medicine, and biomedical sciences.
• Extensive international coverage: It contains tens of millions of bibliographic records from thousands of journals and conference proceedings.
• EMTREE thesaurus: One of its major strengths is the Emtree controlled vocabulary, which allows researchers to search systematically using standardised biomedical terminology.
• Strong European coverage: Embase has particularly good coverage of European and international biomedical literature that may be less comprehensively represented in some other databases.
• Systematic reviews: Embase is considered an important database for systematic reviews and evidence synthesis, especially in medicine and pharmacology. Searching both Embase and MEDLINE/PubMed is commonly recommended to improve literature retrieval.
• Drug and pharmacovigilance research: Its extensive indexing of drug-related information is one of Embase's distinctive strengths.

What does Embase indexing mean for JHRS?

For the Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (JHRS), being accepted for Embase is a significant achievement. It means the journal has passed Embase's content-selection process and its articles can become discoverable through an important international biomedical literature database.

For a relatively young journal, this is particularly valuable because it can improve international discoverability, visibility among biomedical researchers, and the journal's credibility.

Importantly, Embase indexing is not the same as Scopus or Web of Science indexing. Each database has its own independent selection and evaluation process. Having JHRS in Embase therefore represents an additional and meaningful indexing achievement rather than a substitute for Scopus/WoS.

Major Database Indexing and Digital Archiving & Policy Registries

The Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (JHRS) (ISSN: 2820-5480), published by Alma Mater Europaea, is officially tracked and abstracted by several major academic databases. 

Major Database Indexing

According to the tracking databases like MIAR and Scimago Journal & Country Rank, the journal is listed in: 

• Scopus (Elsevier)
• CINAHL (EBSCO)
• Central & Eastern European Academic Source — CEEAS (EBSCO)
• ERIHPlus (Norwegian Directorate for Higher Education and Skills)

Digital Archiving & Policy Registries

The journal is also registered and preserved within major infrastructure indexes:

• The Keepers (Digital preservation)
• SUDOC
• SHERPA RoMEO (Open access policy verification) 

Core Focus & ProfileScope: Multidisciplinary research covering disability, health disturbances, rehabilitation, psychology.

Format: Open Access, peer-reviewed international journal.

Fourth anniversary of the Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (JHRS)

Dear Colleagues,

Today, 1 August 2026, it is with immense pride, gratitude, and a profound sense of accomplishment that we celebrate the fourth anniversary of the Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (JHRS).

Over the past four years, JHRS has evolved from an ambitious vision into a respected international peer-reviewed scientific journal, serving as a dynamic platform for the dissemination of high-quality research in the fields of health, medicine, rehabilitation sciences, and related disciplines. Although relatively young, the journal has steadily established its place within the international academic community through its unwavering commitment to scientific excellence, editorial integrity, and open scholarly exchange.

Throughout this remarkable journey, JHRS has brought together an outstanding international Editorial Board, distinguished authors, dedicated reviewers, and readers from across the globe. Together, we have fostered interdisciplinary collaboration, promoted evidence-based knowledge, and contributed to the advancement of scientific communication for the benefit of researchers, clinicians, educators, and society as a whole.

On this special occasion, I would like to express my deepest appreciation to Alma Mater Europaea University (AMEU), the main publisher of JHRS, and to the University's leadership for their continuous trust, strategic vision, and unwavering institutional support. Their confidence in our mission and their commitment to academic excellence have been the cornerstone upon which the journal has grown and flourished.

My sincere gratitude also goes to every author who entrusted JHRS with the publication of their scientific work. Your research, innovation, and dedication have shaped the identity and scientific value of our journal. I am equally grateful to our reviewers, whose professionalism, expertise, and generosity of time ensure that every published article meets the highest standards of scientific quality. I also extend my heartfelt thanks to every member of our Editorial Board, whose international experience, scholarly excellence, and continuous engagement have played a pivotal role in strengthening the reputation and global recognition of JHRS.

Serving as Editor-in-Chief during these four years has been both an extraordinary privilege and a profound responsibility. Behind every published issue lies countless hours of dedicated work, thoughtful editorial decisions, meticulous communication with authors and reviewers, and a shared commitment to maintaining the highest ethical and publishing standards. Every manuscript has represented an opportunity not only to disseminate new knowledge but also to contribute to the advancement of science and to uphold the values of academic integrity and excellence.

This anniversary is not merely a celebration of the years behind us—it is a celebration of a shared vision, collective dedication, and the remarkable achievements of an international scholarly community. More importantly, it marks the beginning of a new chapter. Our ambitions remain clear and unwavering: to continue raising the scientific quality of the journal, expand its international visibility and impact, strengthen its position within the world's leading bibliographic databases, and establish JHRS as a journal of first choice for researchers in health, medical, and rehabilitation sciences.

None of these achievements would have been possible without the collective efforts, trust, and enthusiasm of our contributors, reviewers, Editorial Board and Editorial Office members, readers, and institutional partners. Your commitment has been the driving force behind every milestone we have reached and the greatest inspiration for everything that still lies ahead.

As we celebrate this fourth anniversary, we also reaffirm our dedication to promoting scientific excellence, fostering international collaboration, and supporting the dissemination of knowledge that ultimately improves healthcare, rehabilitation, and the quality of life of individuals worldwide.

Thank you for being part of this inspiring journey. I look forward with great optimism to the many achievements that the future holds for the Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences.

With sincere appreciation and warm regards,

Editor-in-Chief

Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (JHRS)

Job Opportunity: IT Web Administrator & Copy Editor for the Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (JHRS)

The Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (JHRS) is seeking a reliable, motivated, and dedicated professional to join our editorial team as an IT Web Administrator and Copy Editor.

This is an excellent opportunity for an individual interested in academic publishing, journal management, and digital editorial workflows. A competitive and fair honorarium will be provided for the successful candidate.

Main Responsibilities:

• Managing and maintaining the journal’s online platform;
• Providing technical support for the journal website and editorial workflow;
• Performing administrative tasks within the Open Journal Systems (OJS) platform;
• Assisting with manuscript processing and editorial communication;
• Copy editing manuscripts according to academic publishing standards;
• Ensuring accuracy, consistency, and quality of published content.

Required Qualifications and Skills. The ideal candidate should have:

• Practical knowledge and experience with Open Journal Systems (OJS);
• Good IT skills and ability to manage web-based platforms;
• Excellent English language skills, especially academic and scientific English editing;
• Strong attention to detail and organizational skills;
• Ability to complete assigned tasks efficiently and within deadlines;
• A proactive, responsible, and solution-oriented approach;
• Commitment, loyalty, and long-term interest in supporting the development of JHRS.

We are looking for a person who is not only technically competent but also reliable, dedicated, and willing to become an important part of our journal’s growth and international development.

Interested candidates are invited to send their CV and a short motivation letter to the editorial office of JHRS on folowing email.

Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences building excellence in health, rehabilitation, and interdisciplinary scientific publishing!

JHRS Editorial Team

Families as System Actors in Discovery: Embedding Co-Production Within the Equilibrium Systems Model of Employment

Peter Smith

Centre for Disability Employment Research and Practice 

https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9888-8113 (unauthenticated)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.33700/jhrs.5.1.202

Abstract

Background: Discovery is a core practice within Customised Employment, intended to identify the strengths, interests, and support needs of people with disability to inform meaningful employment pathways. Despite strong evidence that families influence employment outcomes, their role within Discovery remains informal, inconsistent, and largely untheorised.

Aim: This paper examines the role of families within Discovery and proposes a structured model for embedding family involvement as a core component of inclusive employment practice.

Methods: Drawing on the Equilibrium Systems Model of Employment (ESME), international literature, and applied practice experience, the paper develops the Family Discovery Model as a conceptual and practice-informed framework. The model is examined in relation to co-production theory, Customised Employment fidelity, and contemporary disability employment policy contexts.

Results: The Family Discovery Model positions families as system actors who contribute through narrative building, network mapping, and collaborative reflection. These functions strengthen employment planning, improve alignment between participant goals and service delivery, and enhance system coherence. Practice-based vignettes demonstrate how structured family involvement can support school-to-work transitions, movement from segregated employment, and pathway development for individuals with complex support needs.

Conclusion: Embedding families as co-producers within Discovery offers a practical and scalable mechanism for strengthening rehabilitation practice and advancing inclusive employment systems. By operationalising family involvement within a structured framework, the model supports improved employment outcomes, greater fidelity to Customised Employment principles, and stronger alignment with contemporary disability policy objectives.

Keywords: customised employment, family involvement, disability employment, co-production, systems theory, rehabilitation

Full Text Article

Impact of Information and Communication technology use on well-being of older adults in the (post)Covid-19 pandemic

Nikolaj Lipič

Alma Mater Europaea University, Department of Social Gerontology 

https://orcid.org/0009-0003-7370-3188 (unauthenticated)

Mitja Bagari

University Alma Mater Europaea, Department of Social Gerontology 

https://orcid.org/0009-0003-2263-5162 (unauthenticated)

Nejc Krašovec

University Alma Mater Europaea, Department of Social Gerontology 

https://orcid.org/0009-0009-7594-9089 (unauthenticated)

Marija Ovsenik

University Alma Mater Europaea, Department of Social Gerontology 

https://orcid.org/0009-0005-3482-0386 (unauthenticated)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.33700/jhrs.5.1.219

Abstract

Introduction: The period during and after the Covid-19 pandemic is marked by accelerated digitalization and digital transformation. For most older adults, use of Information and Communication technology (ICT) presents numerous challenges and dilemmas, as well as facing hardships and dangers. The latter affects well-being of older adults. Therefore, primary objective of the study is to examine ICT use impact on well-being of older adults in the (post) Covid-19 pandemic.

Methods: Qualitative research approach was applied, as data were collected through semi-structured, in-depth and individual interviews with 15 older adults aged between 65 and 87. Collected data was analyzed using conventional qualitative content analysis.

Results: Older adults have different perceptions of impact of increased ICT use on their well-being during and after the Covid-19 pandemic. Some reported positive effects of increased ICT use on their well-being, particularly in maintaining social contacts, greater connections with others and improved accessibility of communication during limited in-person contact. Greater digital confidence was also mentioned. Increased ICT use during the pandemic was not a universal experience for all older adults.

Conclusion: Older adults, who use ICT moderately or regularly, ICT use maintained or even encouraged their well-being, while for some it had no effect. Recommendations of older adults for decision-makers in the field of digitalization and well-being of older adults are an important contribution of the study. Basic digital literacy of older adults, while taking into account circumstances of their well-being, is also an important factor of the study.

Keywords: well-being, ICT use, older adults, digitalization, digital transformation, Covid-19, satisfaction, digital self-confidence

Full Text Article

New Issue Published – Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Volume 5, Issue 1 (2026)

Dear Colleagues,

We are pleased to announce that today June 7th, the publication of the latest issue of the Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (JHRS):

Volume 5, Issue 1 (2026)

This issue features a diverse collection of original research articles, reviews, case studies, and scholarly contributions addressing contemporary topics in health sciences, rehabilitation, disability studies, education, and related interdisciplinary fields.

We invite you to explore the new issue at:

JHRS Volume 5, Issue 1 (2026)

We encourage you to read, share, and cite the published articles. Your continued support as authors, reviewers, readers, and members of our scholarly community contributes significantly to the growth and impact of the journal.

We would also like to express our sincere gratitude to all authors, reviewers, editorial board members, and readers for their valuable contributions and continued trust in JHRS.

We look forward to receiving your future submissions and to continuing our mission of advancing high-quality research in health and rehabilitation sciences.

With best wishes,

Editor-in-Chief

Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (JHRS)

Journal Website:

Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

Current Issue:

Volume 5, Issue 1 (2026)

Submit Your Manuscript:

Online Submission System

JHRS established cooperation with Contrimetrics

Dear readers,

I am glad to announce you that today we signed and agreement with Contrimetric.

What is Contrimetric?

Contrimetric.com appears to be the online presence of Contrimetric, an academic and research support tool designed primarily for the scholarly ecosystem, particularly journal publishers, researchers, and academic institutions. Based on available information, here are the key benefits and features associated with Contrimetric:

1. Enhanced Citation and Research Impact Tracking

Contrimetric is an AI-powered bibliometric enhancement tool that helps track and analyse citation data in ways that go beyond traditional citation counts. It focuses on measuring how individual research articles contribute to broader citation metrics, such as the Journal Impact Factor (JIF). This can provide deeper insight into the influence of specific scholarly works within the academic community. 

2. Improved Discoverability and Visibility of Research

One of the main advantages of Contrimetric is that it aims to increase the visibility of research articles by making citation and engagement data more accessible in real time. This can help journals, authors, and institutions better understand which works are attracting attention and how they are being engaged with across different platforms.

3. Real-Time Metrics and Insights

Unlike traditional bibliometric indicators that may lag behind publication activity, Contrimetric reportedly provides more immediate data on scholarly attention, helping users assess article influence shortly after publication. This improves responsiveness for authors and editors monitoring their work’s reach. 

4. Support for Editors and Editorial Teams

The plugin or backend system serves editorial staff by enabling monitoring and analysis of citation patterns, readership behaviour, and related performance measures. This can support editorial decisions related to promotion, solicitation of submissions, and strategic development of journal portfolios. 

5. Complementary to Traditional Bibliometrics

Contrimetric does not replace conventional metrics but adds value by offering an alternative lens on research impact, emphasizing contribution and engagement metrics rather than simple citation counts. This complements existing frameworks like h-index or Journal Impact Factor with richer, data-driven insights. 

6. Integration with Research Workflows

The platform appears to incorporate features such as ORCID login support and backend dashboards, suggesting it can integrate smoothly with researcher identifiers and existing publishing workflows — potentially making it easier for users to adopt and manage their research analytics.

JHRS Editor-in-Chief

Enhancing the Visibility and Impact of JHRS Publications

Dear Members of the JHRS Editorial Board and Prospective Authors,

We are pleased to inform you that Issue 2, Volume 4 of the Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (JHRS) was officially published on 20th December. The issue is available at the following LINK.

Please note that the submission deadline for the forthcoming issue is 31st January.

I would like to draw your attention to the increasing importance of social media and academic networking platforms in contemporary scientific publishing. A growing body of evidence indicates that articles which are shared, mentioned, cited, and linked across social and scholarly platforms—such as Facebook, X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Mendeley, ResearchGate, Academia.edu, and similar networks—tend to achieve greater visibility and higher citation rates than those that are not actively disseminated.

I therefore kindly encourage all of you to share and promote your previously published articles in JHRS via your personal and professional online profiles. This can be done very easily: on the right-hand menu of the JHRS website, you will find social media sharing buttons that allow you to disseminate any article of interest with just one click. The entire process takes less than one minute, yet it can have a meaningful impact.

By doing so, you will contribute to:

• increasing the visibility and citation potential of individual JHRS articles,
• strengthening the international reach and scientific impact of the journal, and
• enhancing the overall dissemination of research in the field of health and rehabilitation sciences.

I personally and actively promote numerous JHRS articles through both my personal and journal-related social media accounts, and I strongly believe that collective engagement will further amplify our shared success.

We are also proud to note that JHRS is indexed in several important international databases, including Scopus, EBSCO, ScienceOpen, ERIH PLUS, Hinari and more others.

Finally, we warmly encourage you to consider submitting new manuscripts to JHRS in the near future. We would be honored to receive your scholarly contributions.

Thank you for your continued support and collaboration.

With kind regards,

Editor-in-Chief

Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

JHRS activities and achievements in 2025

Dear Authors, Reviewers, and Readers of the Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences,

We are pleased to present the Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (JHRS) review of 2025—a year marked by measurable growth, scholarly impact, and shared academic achievement.

Throughout 2025, JHRS continued to advance scientific excellence in the fields of health and rehabilitation by publishing high-quality empirical research, systematic reviews, and innovative clinical contributions. These works have meaningfully supported evidence-based practice and informed contemporary academic and clinical discourse. During this period, the journal expanded its international reach through new indexing milestones, increased article downloads, and growing engagement from the global research community.

We extend our sincere appreciation to our authors, whose rigorous and original research forms the foundation of the journal; to our reviewers, for their critical, constructive, and timely evaluations that uphold scientific quality; and to our Editorial Board, for their steadfast commitment to academic integrity and strategic scholarly leadership. Above all, we thank our readers, whose interest and engagement continuously inspire our mission.

The year 2025 was also characterized by impactful international collaborations, and multidisciplinary dialogue that transcended institutional and geographical boundaries. As we look ahead to 2026, JHRS reaffirms its commitment to innovation, open-access publishing, ethical scholarship, and the continuous advancement of health and rehabilitation sciences.

We kindly invite you to view our 85-second overview video highlighting JHRS activities and achievements in 2025 HERE:

On behalf of the entire editorial team, we thank you for your continued trust and collaboration and wish you a prosperous and successful New Year 2026.

JHRS Editorial Office

Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

The latest issue (Vol.4, No.2, 2025) has been published

Dear Colleagues and Readers,

We are pleased to announce that Volume 4, Issue 2 of the Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (JHRS) has been published online today, December 20, 2025. This issue comprises a total of seven peer-reviewed articles. The forthcoming issue, Volume 5, Issue 1 (2026), is scheduled for publication by June 30, 2026.

 
Access to JHRS

The current issue and all published articles are available online via the journal platform. Readers, researchers, and students may access full-text PDF, HTML and XML versions of all articles without restriction. Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences is an open-access, international, peer-reviewed, and non-profit journal, ensuring free and unlimited access to its scholarly content.
Citation of Articles and Use of DOI

When citing articles published in JHRS, authors are strongly encouraged to include the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) alongside standard bibliographic information. The DOI represents an international standard for persistent identification of digital content and ensures long-term accessibility, even if the article’s web location changes. Accordingly, the DOI should be used preferentially over direct URLs when referencing JHRS articles.
Online Features for Authors

By registering on the JHRS online submission system
(https://jhrs.almamater.si/index.php/jhrs/user/register), authors gain continuous access to information related to manuscript submission, review processes, and publication updates. We encourage authors and readers to disseminate JHRS publications within their academic networks and through social media platforms, thereby enhancing the visibility and impact of published research.

We warmly invite you to explore the content of Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences and to consider JHRS as a venue for disseminating your scholarly work.

Call for Papers

The Call for Papers for Volume 5, Issue 1 is open until January 31, 2026.
Suggested thematic areas include:

• Rehabilitation Research
• Health Research
• Special Education Research
• Psychological Research
• Neuropsychological Research
• Autism Spectrum Disorders
• Disability Research
• Medical Aspects of Disability
• Social Aspects of Disability
• Master’s and Doctoral (PhD) Theses in the Field
• Book Reviews relevant to the scope of the journal

If you have any questions or you face problems with paper submission, please feel free to contact us: editorjhrs@almamater.si. We look forward to your valuable contributions and continued engagement with JHRS.

With kind regards,
Editorial Team
Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

The latest Volume 4, Issue 1, 2025 has been published

 Dear colleagues and readers,

I would like to inform you that 1st issue of the 4th volume of Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences is published online yesterday (August 3rd, 2025). A total number of 7 papers are published. Next Issue 2, Vol. 4 of JHRS for the 2025 is expected to be published until December 31st, 2025.

 

Accessing JHRS Online

To view a current articles which appears online, please visit this LINK.

You, your colleagues, and students will be able to view articles (Full-Text PDF and XML) and have unlimited access to the journal (JHRS is an open access, international, peer reviewed and non for profit journal).

 

Citing Articles Using the Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

When citing articles from JHRS, we encourage you to use article’s DOI in addition to traditional citation information. This is an industry standard, a link-resolving system that allows any link to remain “persistent” even if the location of the article changes at some point in the future. Hence, when you are quoting the link for an article, you should always quote the DOI rather than the URL of our home page.

 

Useful Online Features for Authors

Your registration in online submission (https://jhrs.almamater.si/index.php/jhrs/user/register) will enable you with continuous information connected with JHRS. We encourage you to share publications from JHRS platform and online registration with your colleagues. You can feel free to share every publication on social media.

We invite you to the content of the JHRS and we think that you will consider publishing with Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences.

 

Call for papers for Vol.4, Issue 2 is open until August 31st.

 

Suggested topics include:

 

• Rehabilitation Research,
• Health Research,
• Special Education Research,
• Psychological Research,
• Neuropsychological Research,
• Autism Spectrum Disorders,
• Disability Research,
• Medical Aspects of Disability,
• Social Aspects of Disability,
• Master theses and PhD theses in the field,
• Book Reviews in the field.

If you have any questions or you face problems with paper submission, please feel free to contact us ob this email.

Cheers,

JHRS Editor-in-chief

 

Celebrating 3 Years of the Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences – Thank You!

Dear authors, reviewers, readers, and esteemed members of the Editorial Board,

On behalf of the Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (JHRS), I am delighted to announce that today August 1st 2025, we are celebrating three successful years since the launch of our journal.

Over the past three years, JHRS has grown into a respected international platform for scientific exchange in the fields of health, rehabilitation, and related disciplines. We have published high-quality articles from authors around the globe, thanks to the dedication and expertise of our reviewers, the trust of our authors, the engagement of our readers, and the support of our Editorial Board.

As Editor-in-Chief, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you for your contributions. Your commitment has been instrumental in shaping the journal’s identity and advancing its mission of promoting interdisciplinary research and evidence-based practice.

I would like to sincerely thank the Rector of Alma Mater Europaea University, Prof. Dr. Ludvik Toplak, as well as the entire university staff, for their generous financial and IT support provided to the journal over the past three years.

I also extend my sincere gratitude to my two closest collaborators: Blagoja Janevski, IT administrator, and Andrea Ivanovska, MA, editorial assistant, for their dedication and continuous support.

We look forward to many more years of academic excellence, collaboration, and innovation. Thank you for being part of our journey!

Warm regards,
Prof. Dr. Vladimir Trajkovski
Editor-in-Chief
Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

🌐 https://jhrs.almamater.si/

Reviewer AI

Dear colleagues,

Reviewer AI has been created. This AI language model specialized in academic and scientific manuscript review, providing detailed, guideline-based assessments specifically for the Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. You can find it on the following LINK.

JHRS Editor-in-chief

JHRS has been indexed in Scopus

 Dear Authors, Reviewers, and Editorial Board Members,

It is with great pleasure that I inform you that the Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences has been officially indexed in Scopus as of today, June 10, 2025.

What is Scopus?

Scopus is a leading abstract and citation database managed by Elsevier, providing access to peer-reviewed research articles, conference papers, books, and patents across multiple disciplines, including life sciences, social sciences, physical sciences, and health sciences.

Key Features of Scopus:

• Extensive Coverage: Indexes over 100 million records, including 25.2 million open-access documents.
• Citation Tracking: Enables researchers to analyze citations, track academic impact, and identify influential studies.
• Author Profiles: Supports scholars in showcasing their work and connecting with collaborators.
• Journal Metrics: Uses indicators such as CiteScore, SJR (SCImago Journal Rank), and SNIP (Source Normalized Impact per Paper) to assess journal quality.
• Patent Search: Includes patents from major offices such as USPTO, EPO, JPO, WIPO, and UKIPO.

  Scopus is widely used for academic research, institutional benchmarking, and strategic decision-making in scholarly publishing.

  I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to our publisher, Alma Mater Europaea University in Maribor, Slovenia, for their tremendous support in this achievement. A special thanks also goes to our authors, reviewers, editorial board members, and proofreaders, all of whom have contributed immensely over the past two years and ten months. This milestone marks a significant step forward on our pathway to future successes.

  If you are working in health, medical, or rehabilitation sciences, we warmly invite you to submit your article via the following link: Submit Here.

  Thank you for your cooperation and support.

  Best regards,
  JHRS Editor-in-Chief

JHRS indexed in Ulrichsweb

Dear readers,

I want to inform you that Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences is already indexed in Ulrichsweb.

What is Ulrichsweb?

Ulrichsweb is an authoritative database that provides detailed information about serial publications, such as academic journals, magazines, and newspapers. It is widely used by librarians, researchers, and publishers to access bibliographic and publisher details for serials across various disciplines and languages. The database includes information about whether a journal is peer-reviewed, its publication frequency, and indexing details, among other features.

JHRS Editor-in-chief

JHRS newest issue 2, Voulme 3 for 2024 has already been published

Dear colleagues and readers,

I would like to inform you that 2nd issue of the 3rd volume of Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences is published online yesterday (January 29th, 2025). A total number of 7 papers are published. Next Issue 1, Vol. 4 of JHRS for the 2025 is expected to be published until June 30th, 2025.

Accessing JHRS Online

To view a current articles which appears online, please visit this LINK.

You, your colleagues, and students will be able to view articles (Full-Text PDF and XML) and have unlimited access to the journal (JHRS is an open access, international, peer reviewed and non for profit journal).

Citing Articles Using the Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

When citing articles from JHRS, we encourage you to use article’s DOI in addition to traditional citation information. This is an industry standard, a link-resolving system that allows any link to remain “persistent” even if the location of the article changes at some point in the future. Hence, when you are quoting the link for an article, you should always quote the DOI rather than the URL of our home page.

Useful Online Features for Authors

Your registration in online submission (https://jhrs.almamater.si/index.php/jhrs/user/register) will enable you with continuous information connected with JHRS. We encourage you to share publications from JHRS platform and online registration with your colleagues. You can feel free to share every publication on social media.

We invite you to the content of the JHRS and we think that you will consider publishing with Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences.

Call for papers for Vol.4, Issue 1 is open until February 28th.

Suggested topics include:

• Rehabilitation Research,
• Health Research,
• Special Education Research,
• Neuropsychological Research,
• Autism Spectrum Disorders,
• Disability Research,
• Medical Aspects of Disability,
• Social Aspects of Disability,
• Master theses and PhD theses in the field,
• Book Reviews in the field.

If you have any questions or you face problems with paper submission, please feel free to contact us: editorjhrs@almamater.si

Cheers,

JHRS Editor-in-chief

JHRS has been indexed in new databases

 Dear readers,

In last months JHRS has been indexed in several databases such as:

• Open Access Journals Impact Factor
• Zeitshriften Datenbank
• Max Perutz Library, Vienna
• Kommunikations-, Informations- und Medienzentrum Hohenheim (KIM)
• Kassel University Library

Cheers,

JHRS Editor-in-chief

Press release for Slovenian media

Respected journalists,

Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (JHRS) is a multidisciplinary, peer reviewed, scholarly, international, electronic journal edited by the Alma Mater Europaea University - ECM from Slovenia and Macedonian Scientific Society for Autism from Macedonia.

This journal will fill the gap, inspire scientists to exchange knowledge and experience and contribute to the development of science and the profession, due to the increase in scientific connection. With this we will increase the awareness about health care, rehabilitation processes especially for people with disabilities. Our interest is to create a journal at the highest scientific level, which is why we look forward to the cooperation of research and academic institutions in these areas. The aim of the journal is to share and disseminate knowledge between all disciplines that work in the field of developmental diversities. All articles will be critically reviewed by at least two unknown reviewers within 2 months. JHRS allows free access (Open Access) to its contents and permits authors to self-archive final accepted version of the articles on any OAI-compliant institutional / subject-based repository. We are using diamond open access model.

The subject matter is broad and includes, but is not restricted to, findings from health, psychological, biological, educational, genetic, medical, psychiatric, and sociological studies, ethical, philosophical, and legal contributions that increase knowledge on the prevention and treatment of disability, and/or inform public policy and practice.

The following articles will be considered for publication: original and review articles, short report, letters to the editor, clinical experiences, survey of cases, doctoral dissertations, master of arts, editorials, rapid communications book reviews.

Authors retain copyright of the published papers and grant to the publisher the non-exclusive right to publish the article, to be cited as its original publisher in case of reuse, and to distribute it in all forms and media. Articles will be distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) licence. Authors can enter the separate, additional contractual arrangements for non-exclusive distribution of the published paper (e.g., post it to an institutional repository or publish it in a book), with an acknowledgement of its initial publication in this journal.

Why to Publish in JHRS?

• Editorial board has great experience in publishing;
• Rapid publication;
• Rapid availability of your document world-wide;
• Studies show, that Open-Access papers are cited more than printed articles;
• Fast and professional peer review. JHRS is run by a team of experienced editors who have previously worked in publishing. The professional editors work closely with academic editors and peer reviewers to provide authors with an efficient, fair, and constructive review process;
• Quick review: The review decision will be made within two months from the date of submission.
• Indexing of your document which can be easily found in library catalogs, OAI archives and search engines on the net.
• Not for profit journal;
• Liberality in terms of language: The journal will not reject a paper merely based on the language. The authors will be guided to improve the manuscript in such case.
• We have no page charges or submission fees, and you have free use of color figures.
• Our mission is to advance excellence in the social sciences and humanities, and our status as a scholarly publisher allows us to focus on making that a reality. We re-invest all surplus back into the global scientific community, providing ongoing support for authors, researchers, and educators in every field of health and rehabilitation sciences, psychology, and related disciplines.

This August, Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences celebrates two years of its existence. We spent two productive years fulfilled with a lot of challenges. We published 26 articles in 4 issues, with more than 46.200 page visits. JHRS is indexed in 42 databases, which is a great number. Editorial board is consisting with members from 21 world countries.

If you want to see the short presentation about our achievements, please visit this LINK.

The video about our activities you can find on JHRS YouTube channel.

Authors from Slovenia are kindly invited to submit an article in our JHRS. The style of referencing is from APA. The deadline for sending the manuscripts is September 30th, 2024.

With respect,

JHRS Editor-in-chief

JHRS two years with you

Dear authors, reviewers, readers,

Today, August 1st, Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences celebrates two years of its existence. We spent two productive years fulfilled with lot of chanllenges. We published 26 articles in 4 issues, with around 45.000 page visits. JHRS is indexed in 41 databases which is a great number. JHRS is in the evaluation  procedure in Scopus, we hope for inclusion. Editorial board is consist with members from 21 world countries.

If you want to see the short presentation about our achievments, please visit this LINK.

The video about our activities you can find on JHRS YouTube channel. Please watch it here:

I thank everyone who made a greater or lesser contribution to the development of the journal.

Cheers,

JHRS Editor-in-chief