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The Indonesian Nursing Scientific Practice Research Journal (INSpire-J) is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the dissemination of high-quality scientific articles in the field of nursing research. Its primary focus is on research, policy, and nursing practice that supports national and global health resilience through the integration of nursing education and practice.
INSpire-J welcomes manuscripts within the following scope of topics:
Studies on advanced nursing practice, evidence-based clinical decision-making, and innovations in nursing care across various healthcare settings.
Research on curriculum innovation, clinical learning methods, outcome-based education (OBE), nursing competency development, and the use of technology in nursing education.
Studies examining the effectiveness of evidence-based nursing interventions, including meta-analyses, systematic reviews, and clinical trials in the context of nursing care.
Research on transformational nursing leadership, nursing service governance, human resource management in nursing, organizational culture, and quality and patient safety.
Studies on nursing policy, professional regulation, healthcare systems, and analysis of the impact of policy on the quality of nursing services at national and global levels.
Community-based innovations, family and community empowerment, health promotion, disease prevention, and primary and community nursing services.
Research on gerontological nursing care, child growth and development, neonatal care, maternal and neonatal safety, and reproductive and perinatal nursing.
Studies on psychiatric nursing care, psychosocial interventions, mental health across various settings, stigma, and mental health promotion.
Research on palliative care, pain management, support for patients with chronic conditions, and holistic and spiritual approaches to nursing care.
Studies on the application of information technology in nursing care, telehealth, nursing information systems, artificial intelligence in clinical decision-making, and electronic health records.