Journal of Medical and Psychological Trauma

Aims and Scope

Journal of Medical and Psychological Trauma (JMPT) is an online peer-reviewed journal that provides an understanding of the treatment and diagnosis of psychological and medical trauma. It is focused on gathering the latest research, clinical updates, and therapeutic innovations in the area of psychological and medical trauma. It publishes high-quality research papers, case reports, systematic reviews, and commentaries on the interventions, assessments, and outcomes of psychological and medical trauma. 

JMPT is dedicated to the dissemination of the latest scientific findings in the area of psychological trauma and provides a platform for sharing leading theories, research, and clinical practice. Research topics covered in the journal include, but are not limited to, psychological trauma symptomatology, theories of cause, traumatic stress disorder, effects of trauma on physiological and psychological functioning, effects of trauma on relationships, interventions and treatment strategies, and prevention strategies. We welcome contributions from a wide range of disciplines, including but not limited to psychology, psychiatry, neurology, social work, public health, nursing, medicine, anthropology, history, and other social sciences, exploration of psychological and biological factors associated with psychological trauma, its impact on physical, social, and emotional health, treatment and recovery. 

Medical and psychological trauma is an extremely complex field, encompassing both physical and mental injuries. It includes traumatic events that have the potential to cause physical, psychological, and emotional harm, such as those caused by serious accidents, natural disasters, violence and abuse, terrorism, and military combat. Journal accepts articles in the areas of long-term physical and emotional effects, including chronic pain, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and physical conditions such as head trauma or difficulty walking. Psychological trauma is the result of intense but non-physical experiences, such as a traumatic relationship, the death of a loved one, or witnessing a traumatic event. These events can lead to feelings of guilt, depression, and anxiety, as well as the low sense of self-worth and difficulty forming trusting relationships

The journal encompasses all aspects of trauma including physical injury, physical illness, psychological trauma, and its treatments, with a special focus on issues related to war trauma, medical accidents, and disasters, the impact of trauma on physical and mental health, the use of virtual reality to treat trauma. JMPT's aim is to provide a comprehensive platform for scientists and academicians all over the world in order to promote and share their findings in the areas of trauma care, diagnostics, and treatment of traumatized patients, trauma, including the emergence of mental health issues after trauma, treatment outcomes, and best practices. Articles related to trauma in vulnerable populations, such as military veterans, the elderly, and the disabled, are also welcomed. This journal is devoted to furthering the understanding of medical and psychological trauma and its impact on individuals and society.

The Journal is particularly interested in topics and areas that are related to medical and psychological trauma, such as Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) and related neurological effects, clinical diagnosis and management of the traumatic events, psycho-social and psychological interventions, traumatology, and mental health in the wake of trauma. JMPT proposed a few keywords, that suit the scope of the journal, but are not strictly limited to these keywords. If you have any queries, send us an email.

• Mental health
• Ptsd
• Palliative care
• Anesthesia
• Brain aneurysm
• Trauma
• Radiology
• Rehabilitation
• Bullying
• Fracture
• Violence
• Sports medicine
• Traumatic brain injury
• Toxicology
• Injury
• Aggression
• Injuries
• Biomechanics
• Brain hemorrhage
• Acute stress disorder
• Trauma therapy
• Chronic stress
• Dysregulation
• Spinal cord injury
• Sexual abuse
• Childhood trauma
• Emergency medicine
• Complex trauma
• Betrayal trauma
• Experimental research
• Disasters
• Intimate partner violence
• Physical abuse
• Critical care
• Illnesses
• Fractures
• Reconstructive surgery
• Blunt trauma
• Psychological trauma
• Sports injuries
• Traumatic brain injuries
• Post-traumatic stress disorder
• Trauma counselling
• Brain trauma
• Pediatric emergency
• Sexual trauma
• Physical disability
• Abdominal trauma
• Polytrauma
• Traumatology
• Acute infection
• Traumatic asphyxia
• Traumatic injury
• Traumatic iritis
• Developmental trauma
• Emergency surgery
• Medical trauma
• Emotional safety
• Chronic trauma
• Dental trauma
• Behavioral healthcare
• Orthopedic trauma
• Trauma nursing
• Physical impairment
• Physical trauma
• Traumatic stress
• Neurotrauma
• Trauma care
• Early childhood trauma
• Acute care surgery