Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026): Health Systems Performance and Quality of Care

Georgian Medical Journal  ·  Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026)   ·  Open Access  ·  DOI prefix: 10.66636  ·  CC BY 4.0

Published by the Public Health Institute of Georgia (PHIG)

This main issue of the Georgian Medical Journal (GMJ) focuses on health systems performance and quality of care, addressing key dimensions of measurement, improvement, and outcomes across healthcare systems.

The issue brings together research and analytical contributions examining patient safety, quality improvement, system efficiency, and performance evaluation frameworks. Emphasis is placed on evidence-based approaches to strengthening healthcare delivery and improving health outcomes at both national and global levels.

By integrating research, policy analysis, and practical perspectives, this issue contributes to a deeper understanding of how health systems can achieve sustainable improvements in quality, effectiveness, and accountability.

Scope of This Issue

— Health systems performance measurement and evaluation frameworks
— Patient safety and quality improvement in healthcare settings
— System efficiency and accountability mechanisms
— Evidence-based approaches to healthcare delivery strengthening
— National and global health outcomes assessment
— Governance and institutional frameworks for quality of care

Call for Contributions

The Georgian Medical Journal invites submissions from researchers, clinicians, public health professionals, health system managers, policymakers, and institutional partners working in health systems performance, quality of care, and related fields.

Accepted submission types:

— Original research articles
— Systematic reviews and meta-analyses
— Policy analyses
— Analytical commentaries
— Case studies and country experiences
— Short communications and expert perspectives

All submissions undergo editorial assessment and peer review in accordance with GMJ standards, ensuring scientific rigor, methodological transparency, and open-access dissemination.

Submit via: gmj.ge/submissions →

Editorial Note. This issue is an independent academic publication of the Georgian Medical Journal, published by the Public Health Institute of Georgia. All content is peer-reviewed and published under open-access principles. Open Access  ·  CC BY 4.0  ·  DOI prefix: 10.66636.