Confmeets Publishing — Turning Research Into Global Recognition

The Journal of Pediatric Medicine and Child Health (JPCH) is an international, open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing research in pediatrics and child health sciences. Published by Confmeets Publishing, JPCH provides a global platform for pediatricians, clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals to share high-quality, evidence-based studies focused on infant, child, and adolescent health.

📌 About the Journal

The Journal of Pediatric Medicine and Child Health (JPCH) publishes original research articles, review papers, short communications, case reports, perspectives, and scholarly work covering all aspects of pediatric medicine and child healthcare.

  • ISSN: ISSN: 3108-2076 (Online)
  • Publisher: Confmeets Publishing
  • Frequency: Bi-Annual (Two issues per year)
  • Publication Model: Open Access
  • Focus: Pediatric medicine, child health, neonatal care, adolescent health

The journal aims to enhance understanding of child health and promote clinical excellence by bridging research, clinical practice, and public health in pediatrics.

🎯 Aim and Scope

JPCH welcomes submissions across a broad range of pediatric and child health topics, including:

Pediatric Medicine

  • General pediatrics and primary child healthcare
  • Neonatology and perinatal medicine
  • Pediatric infectious diseases
  • Pediatric cardiology, neurology, and endocrinology
  • Pediatric emergency and critical care
  • Pediatric oncology and hematology
  • Immunization and vaccine research

Child Health & Development

  • Growth and developmental disorders
  • Nutrition, breastfeeding, and child wellness
  • Behavioral and developmental pediatrics
  • Adolescent health and medicine
  • Child psychology and mental health
  • Pediatric rehabilitation and disability studies

Public Health & Emerging Areas

  • Global child health and healthcare policy
  • Maternal and child health programs
  • Pediatric epidemiology
  • Digital health and telemedicine in pediatrics
  • AI and technology in child healthcare
  • Preventive pediatrics and community health and many more...

The journal encourages interdisciplinary research integrating clinical practice, public health, and emerging technologies to improve child health outcomes worldwide.

⭐ Highlights of the Journal

Some key thematic areas emphasized by JPCH include:

  • Neonatal care and premature infant management
  • Childhood infectious diseases and immunization
  • Malnutrition and pediatric nutrition
  • Child mental health and developmental disorders
  • Pediatric chronic diseases and long-term care
  • School health and adolescent wellbeing
  • Pediatric emergency and critical care
  • Congenital disorders and genetic conditions
  • Vaccination strategies and public health interventions
  • Digital pediatrics and AI-driven child health research

The journal supports both traditional pediatric research and innovative approaches in modern child healthcare.

🔍 Peer Review Process

JPCH follows a single-blind peer-review model, where reviewers know the author identity, but authors do not know the reviewers.

Review Process Overview

  • Initial Screening (2–5 days)
    Manuscript quality check, plagiarism screening, and scope evaluation
  • Peer Review (Approx. 15 days)
    Evaluation by subject experts
  • Editorial Decision
    Based on originality, methodology, clarity, ethics, and significance
  • Publication (30–45 days after acceptance)

The journal adheres to standard academic publishing ethics, including conflict-of-interest disclosures and ethical approvals for clinical studies.



📝 How to Submit a Manuscript

Authors can submit manuscripts through:

1. Online Submission Portal

Submit here: https://www.confmeets.com/journals/jpch/submit_manuscript

2. Email Submission

📧 pediatrics@confmeets.net
📧 support@confmeets.com

After submission, authors will receive a manuscript ID for tracking their submission status.

📞 Contact Details

For queries, manuscript assistance, or editorial communication:


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