About the Journal
BIDANOVA: Journal of Midwifery Science and Practice (p-ISSN: [p-ISSN Number], e-ISSN: [e-ISSN Number]) is an empirical midwifery journal systematically published by PT Optimal Medikal Gemilang. This publication focuses on the dissemination of evidence-based research within the field of comprehensive midwifery care. Its specific scope encompasses antenatal, intranatal, and postnatal care, alongside neonatal emergencies and the growth and development of infants and toddlers. The journal also examines crucial issues related to women's reproductive health, innovations in Family Planning (KB) services, community midwifery interventions, and the evaluation of midwifery education and clinical practice management.
To ensure data validity and theoretical relevance, all manuscripts are logically evaluated through strict double-blind peer-review standards. This review process is directly overseen by an expert editorial board and reviewers to maintain the objectivity and quality of the literature.
Responding to the need for up-to-date midwifery references, BIDANOVA is consistently published three times a year (February, June, and October). Through a full Open Access policy, all articles can be downloaded by the public for free, making it an essential reference for the scientific and professional development of midwives.
BIDANOVA: Journal of Midwifery Science and Practice (p-ISSN: [p-ISSN Number], e-ISSN: [e-ISSN Number]) is an empirical midwifery journal systematically published by PT Optimal Medikal Gemilang. This publication focuses on the dissemination of evidence-based research within the field of comprehensive midwifery care. Its specific scope encompasses antenatal, intranatal, and postnatal care, alongside neonatal emergencies and the growth and development of infants and toddlers. The journal also examines crucial issues related to women's reproductive health, innovations in Family Planning (KB) services, community midwifery interventions, and the evaluation of midwifery education and clinical practice management.
To ensure data validity and theoretical relevance, all manuscripts are logically evaluated through strict double-blind peer-review standards. This review process is directly overseen by an expert editorial board and reviewers to maintain the objectivity and quality of the literature.
Responding to the need for up-to-date midwifery references, BIDANOVA is consistently published three times a year (February, June, and October). Through a full Open Access policy, all articles can be downloaded by the public for free, making it an essential reference for the scientific and professional development of midwives.