About the Journal

NextGen Research (NEXTGR) is a high-impact, open-access, multidisciplinary journal dedicated to publishing cutting-edge research at the intersection of ageing, healthcare, safety, and scientific innovation. The journal focuses on advancing knowledge in areas such as healthcare safety, gerontology, AI, management science, and emerging technologies, providing a platform for original research, reviews, and short communications that address the challenges of modern healthcare and ageing populations.

Committed to rapid and wide dissemination, NEXTGR adopts a continuous publication model, with accepted articles published online immediately. The journal ensures the highest standards of quality through a double-blind peer review process, and all articles are freely available to researchers and practitioners worldwide. Indexed in major databases such as Google Scholar and CrossRef, NEXTGR guarantees visibility and global impact. The journal also maintains a low article processing charge (APC) to support accessibility for authors globally.

By fostering international collaboration and advancing research in Engineering, Science and Technology, NEXTGR aims to shape the future of healthcare systems, particularly through innovations that improve the lives of ageing populations worldwide.


MISSION:
The mission of the NextGen Research(NEXTGR) is to publish cutting-edge, interdisciplinary research that addresses key challenges in healthcare, ageing, safety, and technological innovation. We aim to provide a global platform for high-quality, peer-reviewed content that advances knowledge, promotes global collaboration, and fosters innovation to improve safety, wellbeing, and the quality of life across all ages. Through rapid publication and open access, we ensure that impactful research is accessible to the global community to drive positive change in healthcare and related fields.


AIM AND OBJECTIVES:
The NextGen Research(NEXTGR) aims to provide a dynamic platform for the publication of high-quality, interdisciplinary research that addresses critical issues in healthcare, ageing, safety, and technological innovation. The journal seeks to advance knowledge in these fields and foster practical solutions that enhance well-being, safety, and quality of life for people across all age groups.

The objectives of NEXTGR are to publish peer-reviewed articles that contribute to the understanding of healthcare and ageing, while promoting innovation in safety protocols and healthcare management. The journal also strives to facilitate the rapid dissemination of impactful research through open access, ensuring its global reach. By fostering international collaboration, NEXTGR aims to drive positive change and support evidence-based practices that improve lives worldwide.

SCOPES:
The scope of the NextGen Research (NEXTGR) covers a wide range of topics, with a primary focus on research and innovations at the intersection of ageing, healthcare, safety, and scientific advancements. Specifically, the scope includes:

  1. Ageing and Gerontology in Engineering: Development of assistive technologies, biomechanics, robotics, and smart systems to enhance mobility, independence, and quality of life for older adults.
  2. Healthcare Safety Engineering: Design and implementation of safety protocols, medical device reliability, human factors engineering, and risk management systems in healthcare environments.
  3. Public Health Engineering: Application of engineering solutions to address epidemiological challenges, sanitation, water quality, air pollution, and infrastructure for preventive healthcare.
  4. Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Technology: AI-driven diagnostics, medical imaging, predictive analytics, robotic surgery, and intelligent decision-support systems in healthcare.
  5. Healthcare Systems Engineering: Optimization of healthcare delivery through operations research, supply chain management, and healthcare logistics for improved efficiency.
  6. Social Sciences and Engineering for Health: Human-centered design, socio-technical systems, and the impact of engineering solutions on health behaviors and social well-being.
  7. Wellbeing and Health Promotion Technologies: Wearable health devices, remote monitoring, and engineering interventions for promoting mental and physical health, particularly in aging populations.
  8. Medical and Healthcare Technologies: Development of medical devices, telemedicine platforms, digital health tools, and biomedical engineering solutions for patient care and aging challenges.
  9. Safety Engineering in Healthcare Systems: Engineering approaches for error reduction, automation of safety checks, and implementation of fail-safe mechanisms in clinical settings.
  10. Management Science in Healthcare Engineering: Application of engineering management, systems thinking, and strategic planning for efficient and resilient healthcare services.
  11. Nursing and Caregiving Technology: Innovations in patient monitoring, assistive robotics, and smart home systems to enhance caregiving and nursing practices.
  12. Environmental and Occupational Health Engineering: The role of environmental engineering in workplace safety, air quality, noise pollution, and occupational health risks, especially for aging workers.
  13. Health Economics and Policy in Engineering: Cost-benefit analysis of healthcare technologies, policy frameworks for technology adoption, and economic modeling for resource allocation.
  14. Arts, Humanities, and Engineering in Healthcare: Integration of creative technology, virtual reality, and biofeedback systems in therapeutic and rehabilitative care for elderly populations.
  15. Engineering for Social Work and Healthcare: Development of community-based health technologies, digital social work tools, and AI-driven support systems for vulnerable populations.

These scopes encompass a wide variety of research areas, including interdisciplinary approaches from social sciences, management, technology, healthcare, and more, which all contribute to improving safety, well-being, and quality of life for people worldwide, especially as they age.



READERSHIP AND COVERAGE OF NEXTGR:
The NextGen Research(NEXTGR) targets a broad and interdisciplinary readership that includes:

  1. Academics and Researchers: Scholars from various fields such as healthcare, gerontology, safety science, management, social sciences, AI, and technology. This includes both established researchers and emerging experts focused on innovation and improvements in healthcare systems, safety protocols, and ageing-related studies.
  2. Healthcare Professionals: Doctors, nurses, healthcare administrators, and policymakers who seek to improve patient care, healthcare systems, and safety in clinical environments, particularly for aging populations.
  3. Technology Developers and Innovators: Experts in AI, machine learning, telemedicine, and other technologies that play a significant role in enhancing healthcare delivery, safety, and ageing management.
  4. Social Workers and Caregivers: Professionals involved in providing care and support to elderly populations, helping improve their quality of life and safety at various stages of the ageing process.
  5. Government and Public Health Organizations: Policymakers and government officials engaged in shaping healthcare policies, safety regulations, and ageing-related public health strategies.
  6. Students and Educators: Those pursuing studies in related fields, as well as instructors and academics looking for current trends, research, and best practices in healthcare, safety, ageing, and science innovation.
  7. Healthcare Institutions and NGOs: Hospitals, long-term care facilities, and non-governmental organizations focused on improving healthcare outcomes, safety measures, and social well-being for older adults.
  8. Interdisciplinary Professionals: Individuals working at the intersection of healthcare, technology, safety, and management science, such as consultants, engineers, and healthcare technology developers.

COVERAGE:

  • Global: The journal’s content has a global reach, with a focus on international trends, policies, and innovations.
  • Multidisciplinary: Covering a broad range of subjects, including healthcare, safety, technology, ageing, social sciences, management, and the arts.
  • Open Access: Accessible worldwide, ensuring that research and solutions related to ageing, safety, and healthcare are available to a global audience.

This wide readership ensures that NEXTGR contributes to both academic scholarship and practical, real-world improvements in healthcare, safety, and well-being across the globe.