About MJP

Aims and Scope

Malaysian Journal of Pharmacy (MJP) is a global academic journal dedicated to publishing top-tier research that employs transdisciplinary approaches, focusing on the discipline of Pharmaceutics, Clinical pharmacy, Pharmacy practice, Health economics, Social administrative pharmacy, Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical chemistry and related topics. The journal aims to keep pharmacists, scientists, and other healthcare professionals in related areas connected to the profession while encouraging research and publication. This fosters closer personal and research-oriented relationships within the scientific community.

The scope of the journal encompasses research conducted in clinical, community, laboratory-based, social-administrative, and pharmacy education settings. Submissions from academicians, pharmacy students (final year projects), pharmaceutical industrial researchers, and provisionally registered pharmacists (PRPs) undertaking mandatory research are highly encouraged. As part of our commitment to fostering scholarly communication and professional development, the Malaysian Journal of Pharmacy also publishes proceedings from academic and professional conferences related to pharmacy, pharmaceutical and health sciences. This initiative aims to highlight emerging research, key discussions, and new directions in the field, providing a comprehensive resource for researchers. Special issues may be considered for current hot topics. The Editors and the Malaysian Pharmaceutical Society welcome diverse submissions, including short communications, original research articles, case studies, reviews, and book reviews, for publication in the Malaysian Journal of Pharmacy.

Ownership and Management

The Malaysian Journal of Pharmacy (MJP) is owned and managed by the Malaysian Pharmacists Society (MPS), a professional organization dedicated to advancing the field of pharmacy in Malaysia. The journal operates as an official publication of the MPS, reflecting the society’s commitment to promoting high-quality research and professional development within the pharmaceutical community.

All decisions regarding editorial policies, peer review processes, and publication practices are made independently by the journal’s editorial board, ensuring transparency, integrity, and adherence to international ethical standards.

The Malaysian Pharmacists Society is clearly identified as the publisher on the journal’s website, ensuring that authors, reviewers, and readers are fully informed of the journal’s ownership and management structure. This transparency aligns with best practices and helps maintain trust in the journal’s operations.