Chronic Diseases Journal

Journal  Information:

The Chronic Diseases Journal (eISSN: 2345-2226 and pISSN: 2588-7297) is a quarterly peer-reviewed scientific journal published by Kurdistan University of Medical Sciences since 2013. This journal has the certification of MedicalJournals Commission of Iranian Ministry of Health and Medical Education from 2013 (No. 1392/04/20-15/92/4508). In each year, this journal publishes about 32 to 40 research and 2 to 3 review articles. Time from submission to first decision is 2 days, time from submission to final decision is 3 weeks, and time from acceptance to publication is 2-10 weeks.

Aim and Scope: The manuscripts on the topic of chronic and subacute medical and health conditions and diseases will be published in this journal. This contains all aspects of the chronic and subacute diseases such as control, planning, treatment, patient education, managing guides, policy making, and biopsychospiritual factors.

Article Fee: Submission and processing are completely free of charge.

The Chronic Diseases Journal is open access, and provides full texts of the published articles free of charge to readers

Journal allow the author(s) to hold the copyright without restrictions. Journal allow the author(s) to retain publishing rights without restrictions. The authors warrant that their contribution is an original work not published elsewhere.

The journal does not have a waiver policy (for developing country authors, etc.).

The journal allow software/spiders to automatically crawl the journal content (also known as text mining).

The journal provide article level metadata to DOAJ.

The journal allow the readers to read, download, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of articles, and allow the readers to use them for any other lawful purpose.

Journal provides article download statistics at the end of the titles on the website.

Platform, Host or Aggregator: OJS-Open Journal System

Digital University archiving policy:

A national library; National Library & Archives of Iran

A university library: Repository of Research and Investigative Information

 

Chronic Diseases Journal  is visible on the National Web Directory site, named thousands  site.

Experts review journal manuscripts twice (once upon submission and again before printing) using piracy detection software such as Plagiarism–plagcheck for plagiarism.

This Journal belongs to:

Kurdistan University of Medical Sciences

Owner; Kurdistan University of Medical Sciences, School of Medicine

Publisher: Vesnu Publication

We invite you to submit your manuscript(s) to: http://cdjournal.muk.ac.ir/index.php/cdj/index

All the best,
Editor-in-Chief: Prof.  Fariba Farhadifar (MD)

Email: fariba.farhadifar@muk.ac.ir or sima_homa@yahoo.com

 

 



Vol 9, No 2 (2021): Incomplete Issue

Table of Contents

Original Article(s)

The relationship between spiritual intelligence and academic achievement among the students of Kurdistan Universities of Medical Sciences, Iran, 2016
Ahmad Vahabi , Boshra Vahabi , Sirvan Sayyad , Masoud Moradi , Mahnaz Sayyadi
Maladaptive schemas, behavioral activation-inhibition systems [BAS-BIS] and experiential avoidance in patients with chronic somatic symptom disorders and normal people
Fatemeh Nourouzi , Shahrbanoo Ghahari , Mohammad Mahdi Shamsaee , Mohadese Norouzi
Prediction of addiction based on procrastination, distress tolerance, and perceived competence in senior high school girl students
Emad El-din Ezatpour , Yahya Yarahmadi

Review Article(s)

Working around a patient, core concept of the patient-centered care with a focus on diabetes and associated chronic wounds; A review
Malik Asif Hussain
Long-term effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on the health and safety of children
Venus Chegini , Victoria Chegini , Elnaz Parsarad , Samaneh Rouhi

Case Report(s)

A case report of conservative treatment of pelvic organ prolapse in a 40-year-old pregnant woman
Serveh Parang , Nasrin Soufizadeh

Short Communication(s)

A cross-sectional study in examining the relationship between maternal parent attachment styles and child cognitive functions
Reyhaneh Esmaili , Kambiz Kamkari , Shohreh Shokrzadeh , Mehdi Davaee