Aims and Scope:

Pediatrics & Neonatal Care: Open Access (PNCOA) stands as a prominent open-access journal dedicated to safeguarding and promoting the health and well-being of our most precious population—infants, children, and adolescents. Committed to advancing knowledge and excellence in pediatric and neonatal care, PNCOA serves as a vital conduit for researchers, clinicians, and experts to disseminate their invaluable contributions and shape the future of pediatric healthcare.

With a broad scope that spans the entirety of pediatric and neonatal care, PNCOA encapsulates a diverse range of topics, accommodating various disciplines and sub-specialties. Through the publication of original research articles, comprehensive review papers, compelling case reports, and illuminating clinical studies, the journal cultivates a rich tapestry of scholarly works, harnessing the collective expertise of professionals dedicated to the optimal growth, development, and well-being of infants, children, and adolescents.

Original research articles serve as the cornerstone of PNCOA, unraveling new frontiers in pediatric and neonatal care through groundbreaking investigations, innovative methodologies, and transformative discoveries. Encompassing a vast array of themes such as child development, pediatric surgery, neonatal nutrition, and infectious diseases in children, these articles shed light on critical aspects of care delivery, disease prevention, and treatment interventions. Through rigorous study design, meticulous data collection and analysis, and robust statistical validation, researchers contribute to the expanding body of knowledge, propelling the field towards evidence-based practices, improved clinical outcomes, and enhanced quality of life for young patients.

Comprehensive review papers assume a pivotal role within PNCOA, offering comprehensive syntheses of existing knowledge, critical evaluations of current practices, and novel insights into the evolving landscape of pediatric and neonatal care. By meticulously analyzing and synthesizing research findings, clinical guidelines, and emerging trends, these papers guide clinicians, researchers, and policymakers towards evidence-informed decision-making. They highlight gaps in knowledge, identify future research directions, and foster interdisciplinary collaborations, thereby nurturing a culture of continuous improvement and excellence in pediatric healthcare.

Compelling case reports featured in PNCOA provide invaluable clinical insights, documenting unique patient presentations, complex diagnostic challenges, and exceptional treatment outcomes. By sharing these extraordinary cases, the journal bridges the gap between theory and practice, illuminating rare conditions, unexpected therapeutic responses, and innovative management strategies. These reports serve as a platform for disseminating clinical experiences, promoting diagnostic acumen, and inspiring further exploration of diagnostic modalities, treatment interventions, and long-term care strategies.

In addition to original research articles, comprehensive review papers, and compelling case reports, PNCOA welcomes clinical studies and thought-provoking commentaries that fuel scholarly discourse and promote innovation within the field of pediatric and neonatal care. Clinical studies offer evidence-based insights into the effectiveness and safety of interventions, facilitating the translation of research findings into clinical practice. Commentaries provide a platform for researchers, clinicians, and experts to share their perspectives, challenge prevailing notions, and engage in critical discussions that drive intellectual growth and collaboration.

Ultimately, the aim of Pediatrics & Neonatal Care: Open Access (PNCOA) is to foster an inclusive and vibrant scholarly community dedicated to the well-being of infants, children, and adolescents. Through the publication of original research, comprehensive reviews, compelling case reports, and thought-provoking commentaries, the journal catalyzes progress in pediatric and neonatal care, driving innovation, informing clinical practice, and ensuring the optimal health and development of our future generations. By harnessing the collective efforts of researchers, clinicians, and experts, PNCOA contributes to the ongoing pursuit of excellence in pediatric healthcare, promoting the highest standards of care and championing the well-being of our youngest patients.

Classification:

1. Pediatrics physiology
2. Pediatrics & Neonatal Care Nursing
3. Pediatric Infectious Diseases
4. Perinatal Mortality
5. Prenatal Care
6. Primary Care of the Premature Infant
7. Palliative pediatric care
8. Neonatal surgery
9. Neonatal and pediatrics anesthesia
10. Neonatal seizures
11. Neonatal Jaundice
12. Neonatal Sepsis
13. Neonatal Ventilatory Management
14. Pediatric Dermatology
15. Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics
16. Biomarkers of neonatal sepsis
17. Birth Trauma
18. Biomarkers and neonatal brain injury
19. Infants and Toddlers
20. Infant Care and Infant Health
21. Impact of neonatal outreach on referral patterns
22. Low Birth Weight
23. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
24. Neonatal Gestational Age and Birth Weight
25. Neonatal Fluid and Electrolyte Management
26. Maternal drug use and neonatal neurodevelopmental outcomes
27. Management of Specific Neonatal Surgical Conditions
28. Pediatric Endocrinology
29. Pediatric Bone
30. Pediatric Gastroenterology
31. Pediatric Nephrology and Urology
32. Pediatric Ophthalmology
33. Pediatric Otolaryngology
34. Pediatric Secrets
35. Pediatrics cardiology
36. Pediatrics genetics
37. Pediatrics hematology-oncology
38. Pediatrics psychology
39. Respiratory Support of the Preterm Infant Starting at Birth
40. Down Syndrome
41. Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
42. Autism
43. Anorexia Nervosa
44. Acne Vulgaris
45. Kendig and Chernick’s Disorders of the Respiratory Tract in Children
46. Inhaled Nitric Oxide in Premature Infants
47. Multidrug Resistance Common in Neonatal Bacteremia
48. Multicenter trials to assess safety and efficacy of neonatal therapies
49. MRSA Infection in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
50. Pediatric Echovirus
51. Pediatric Metabolic Acidosis
52. Simulation strategies for neonatal education
53. thalassemia risk for premature atherosclerosis
54. Therapeutic Hypothermia for Neonatal Encephalopathy
55. Adolescent Medicine
56. Child Abuse Pediatrics
57. Hospice and Palliative Medicine
58. Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
59. Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
60. Pediatric Emergency Medicine
61. Pediatrics Sleep Medicine
62. Pediatric Sports Medicine