About the Journal

Journal of Culturally Responsive Health Practice (JCRHP) publishes original research, theoretical work, and practice-based evidence on the delivery of health and social care across cultural, racial, religious and linguistic contexts. The journal treats culture not as a variable to control for, but as central to how illness is experienced, how care is sought, and how recovery happens.

We welcome submissions from nursing, medicine, social work, public health, allied health, and health professions education, with a particular interest in structural racism and health inequity, culturally safe models of care, faith and spirituality in health-seeking behaviour, and decolonising health professions education.

JCRHP is peer-reviewed and open access, published by Ajibade Academic Publishing. There is no processing charge for authors.

Full aims and scope, author guidelines, and submission details are available at journalcrhp.com.

Editor-in-Chief

Dr Benjamin Olusola Ajibade, DNur, SFHEA

Assistant Professor in Mental Health Nursing, Northumbria University

Honorary Professor SEETA University, Uganda