Welcome to Medical Technologies Journal
Type of Article:
Editorial
Abdeldjalil
Khelassi
Informatics
department, sciences faculty, Abou Beker Belkaid University of Tlemcen, Algeria
Abstract:
Welcome to Medical Technologies Journal MTJ. MTJ is an
international peer-reviewed journal and an interdisciplinary one focusing on
relevant innovations on medical technologies and findings relative to medicine.
This editorial presents the global initiative of the journal in a nutshell.
It is also dedicated to welcoming contributions to the journal and for introducing
the first issue.
Keywords: International
publishing, Medical technologies, Open Access, Medical Research, Health Science
1.
Introduction
I’m
very glad to start the journal with this editorial. I’m also delighted to
welcome the members of the scientific community to contribute intensively to
the journal. With this initiative and your help we aim to serve the humanity by
a reputable journal responding to the scientific standards. We hope also to
contribute significantly to the scientific and research progress.
Medical Technologies Journal MTJ is an
international journal on medical technologies and health sciences. The journal
vise a high quality of scholarly publication by applying strong selection rules
based on relevancy, originality and attractively of research works. Also the
publishing ethics, human and animal rights must be respected.
The
journal employs an exceptional editorial team for ensuring the fast replay for
all publications. Different types of articles can be scheduled for publication
in the future issues like research articles, Original articles, review articles,
technical notes, as a primary category. As a secondary articles: editorials,
opinions, perspectives, letter to the editor, biography, conference abstract and
interview.
The first issue contains selected
abstracts from the international conference on health sciences and medical
technologies elaborated between 27 and 29 September 2016 at the Abou Beker
Belkaid University of Tlemcen, Algeria.
2.
Topics and scopes
MTJ is an interdisciplinary
journal, in which several domains and specialties could contribute by their
research works, including but not limited to medicine, information and
communication technology, physics, chemistry, mechanical and electrical
engineering, biology, sociology and others.
Although it is
very difficult to separate between the specialties of the journal, three
sections are defined:
a.
Medical
technologies
Including but
not limited: Information System, Knowledge engineering, Case-Based Reasoning,
Multi-Agent Systems, Web applications, Social Networks, Data Sciences,
Distributed Systems, Cloud computing, Biomedical Engineering, Medical physics,
Medical Bio-Chemistry, Medical Mechanical Engineering, Image and signal
processing, Computer-Aided Diagnosis, Bioinformatics, Drug design, Data mining
and knowledge discovery, Mobile health, Telemedicine, Health 2.0, Medical
education, E-learning for medicine, Assistive Technologies in Medicine, Social
insurance medicine.. Etc.
b.
Health sciences
Surgery,
Internal Medicine, Midwifery, Nursing, Microbiology and Infectious Diseases,
Psychiatry, Pediatrics, Cardiology, Neurology, Nephrology and Urology,
Orthopedics, Neurosurgery, Dermatology, Rheumatology, Hematology and
Transfusion Science, Anatomy, Histopathology, Oncology, Community Health,
Occupational Health, Environmental Health, Social Health, Epidemiology, Public
health, Patient Security, ..Etc.
c.
Conferences
proceedings and abstracts
All
peer-reviewed conferences proceedings and abstracts on the above cited topics.
3.
Acknowledgments
We would warmly
like to thank all contributors, authors, reviewers, and editors, on this issue
and we hope more contributions in the future issues.
4.
Declaration of
conflicts
No declaration
5.
Authors’
biography
Dr Abdeldjalil Khelassi
is an associate professor of Informatics at Abou Beker Belkaid University of
Tlemcen. The chair of International Conference on Health Sciences and Medical
Technologies 2016. Head of Knowledge and Information Engineering Research Team.
6.
References
No reference