Open Access Peer Reviewed Quarterly Est. 2016

International Academic Journal of Medical and Clinical Practice

(IAJMCP)
ISSN (Print): 8156-7532 | ISSN (Online): 5353-5523
3.95
Impact Factor
14
H-Index
312+
Articles
📄 Int. Acad. J. Med. Clin. Pract. — Volume 13, Issue 2 (2025)
International Academic Journal of Medical and Clinical Practice  |  Volume 13, Issue 2  |  2025  |  5 Articles
Open Access Double-Blind Peer Reviewed ISSN: 5353-5523 (Online)
📋 Articles — Volume 13, Issue 2
Research Article Pages 1-15
Article 1 of 5

HERBAL AND ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES: ASSESSING RISKS TO RENAL HEALTH WORLDWIDE

Herbal and traditional medicines remain an essential component of healthcare systems worldwide, deeply embedded in cultural traditions and widely utilized across Asia, Africa, South America, and increasingly in Western countries. According to the World Health Organization, nearly 80% of the…

Research Article Pages 16-39
Article 2 of 5

DRUG INTERVENTIONS FOR BEHAVIORAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS OF DEMENTIA: FOCUS ON AGGRESSION

Dementia is a progressive and irreversible neurodegenerative disorder that profoundly impairs cognitive, behavioral, and functional abilities. Beyond cognitive decline, individuals with dementia frequently experience behavioral and psychological symptoms that complicate clinical management and reduce quality of life. Among these symptoms,…

Research Article Pages 40-47
Article 3 of 5

PHYTOCHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND TOXICOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF IRVINGIA GABONENSIS STEM BARK

Traditional medicine remains a cornerstone of healthcare systems worldwide, particularly in developing regions where access to modern medical services may be limited. The World Health Organization reports that a large proportion of the global population continues to depend on plant-based…

Research Article Pages 48-56
Article 4 of 5

PATTERNS OF PRESCRIPTION COMPLIANCE WITH NHS FORMULARIES IN OUTPATIENT CARE

Prescribing is one of the most critical decision-making processes in patient care, serving as the final link between clinical diagnosis and therapeutic intervention. Inaccurate or inappropriate prescribing can lead to medication errors, poor therapeutic outcomes, and increased healthcare costs. Within…

Research Article Pages 57-66
Article 5 of 5

EVALUATING OUTPATIENT PRESCRIBING PATTERNS THROUGH FORMULARIES COMPLIANCE AUDITS

Safe and rational prescribing is a fundamental component of effective healthcare delivery and responsible resource utilization. As the final stage of clinical decision-making, prescribing translates diagnosis into therapeutic action and therefore plays a critical role in determining patient outcomes. High-quality…

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