Abstract
Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Surgery is an official Journal of The Association of Paediatric Surgeons of Pakistan (APSP). This is a peer reviewed and open access hybrid medium journal and is published both as an electronic and print versions. The journal is launched in June 2020 with a mission statement “Improving patient care by publishing quality research”. The journal has a unique objective to not only focus Pediatric Surgery but also Adolescent Surgery, which is a transition of care from Pediatric Surgeons to General surgeons. Only few journals are being published on Adolescent Surgery and not a single journal aims at Pediatric Surgery with Adolescent context, which justifies need of a new journal on this subject.
Highlights
Cite as: Inayat ur R, Saleem M, Sajjad A
Adolescence is an unmarked boundary between childhood and adulthood and is a neglected age group in surgical research journals from both sides
The term “adolescent” will widen the scope of the journal and will attract adult surgeons to submit relevant research work pertaining to this age group and will bridge the gap between two mother specialties of relevant age groups
Summary
Cite as: Inayat ur R, Saleem M, Sajjad A. It is an honor to write a few words for the newly launched journal of The Association of Paediatric Surgeons of Pakistan (APSP), the “Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Surgery”, which will replace the current journal “APSP Journal of Case Reports”. Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Surgery will accept all kinds of relevant, genuine, and quality research articles for publication.
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