Target Audience

Saudi Journal of Critical Care and General Medicine (SJCCGM) serves a multidisciplinary readership involved in the care of acutely ill and complex medical patients across emergency, inpatient, and critical care settings. The journal’s primary target audience includes:

• Physicians and Clinicians
  • Intensivists/critical care physicians, hospitalists, internists, emergency physicians
  • Anesthesiologists, cardiologists, pulmonologists, nephrologists, infectious disease physicians
  • Neurologists/neurocritical care specialists and other medical subspecialists managing high-acuity patients
• Nursing and Allied Health Professionals
  • ICU and acute-care nurses, nurse practitioners/advanced practice providers
  • Respiratory therapists, clinical pharmacists, dietitians, physiotherapists/rehabilitation specialists
  • Clinical laboratory and radiology professionals supporting acute/critical pathways
• Researchers and Academics
  • Clinical researchers, epidemiologists, biostatisticians
  • Implementation science and health-services researchers
  • Faculty and trainees (residents, fellows, postgraduate students)
• Health System and Quality Leaders
  • Hospital administrators and clinical operations leaders
  • Quality improvement and patient safety teams
  • Infection prevention and antimicrobial stewardship programs
  • Policy makers and public health stakeholders focusing on hospital-based care
• Education and Training Communities
  • Medical educators developing curricula in critical care, internal medicine, emergency medicine
  • Simulation and competency-based training programs relevant to acute and critical illness

SJCCGM is designed for readers seeking clinically actionable evidence, best practices, and system-level insights to improve outcomes in critical care and general medicine, particularly within Saudi Arabia and the wider region while maintaining international relevance.