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Clinical skills refers to address the key concerns over the medical practices by exploring the best patient oriented clinical research and by exhibiting this information both directly, as clinical findings, and in practice oriented formats of direct application in day-to-day situations.

The term ‘clinical skills’ refers to those clinical examination and procedural skills commonly performed in real or simulated clinical environments.

The Journals aims to flourish and to maintain the standards in research and practice, provide platform and opportunity to present evidence based medicine and analytical assessment of research and probably it is much in deed for students, teachers and health care professionals to enhance the patient care.

International Journal of Clinical Skills (PISSN: 1753-0431 & EISSN: 1753-044X) is a scientific, peer-reviewed, academic journal promotes rigorous research that makes a significant contribution in advancing knowledge and provides important platform for the researcher and scholars to exchange their knowledge on current advancement in clinical skills, clinical trials, therapy, evidence based medicine, clinical trials, image enhanced endoscopy etc.

Peer-review:

International Journal of Clinical Skills follows single-blind peer reviewed journal that includes reviewers are aware of the identity of the authors, but authors are unaware of the identity of reviewers. There are minimum three reviewers for each article in each issue. The editorial office with the support from eminent editorial board members and reviewers promises peer reviewing of the submitted manuscripts for the quality publishing.

The journal publishes the articles under Open access/subscription mode for the easy access and globalized visibility.

Knows about the Clinical skills: This includes knowledge about the skill, including underlying theory behind the practice. In relation to procedural skills it involves knowledge of indications in evidence based medicine, clinical trials, contraindications, potential complications and alternate strategies or approaches if the skill is unsuccessful or unable to be performed.

Indexing Information:

International Journal of Clinical Skills is listed in the quality indexing sites such as Pubmed to standardized visibility and maintains publication standard.

Submission details: Submissions to IJOCS can be made through the Editorial Office Online Submission of IJOCS

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