BMU Journal · JPCCS

Journal of Perioperative and Critical Care Sciences

JPCCS is anchored in anaesthesiology and spans the perioperative and critical-care continuum, connecting clinical, physiological, technological and system-level perspectives.

Journal identity
JPCCS

Journal of Perioperative and Critical Care Sciences

Peer-reviewedFully open accessCC BY 4.0Double-anonymised peer reviewBiannual
PublisherBMU Ventures (Private) Limited, Pakistan
FrequencyBiannual — two issues per year
Open accessImmediate open access
LicenceCreative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0)
Peer reviewDouble-anonymised / double-blind
Editorial officeeditor@jpccs.org
Aims & scope

Anaesthesiology at the centre of a broader perioperative continuum.

The journal's remit extends from preoperative optimisation and intraoperative management through postoperative recovery and critical care.

Core clinical areas

Anaesthesia, perioperative medicine, critical care, emergency and trauma care, pain medicine and resuscitation science.

Connected practice

Perioperative nursing, physiological monitoring, technology, patient pathways, safety and health-system performance.

Editorial responsibility

Independent editorial assessment within the journal.

JPCCS currently identifies Dr. Sumbal Rana, PhD, as Editor-in-Chief. Its public governance materials describe editorial review and journal-level policies separately from BMU's publisher role.

Editorial independence

BMU Ventures provides the publisher and operational layer. Individual manuscript decisions belong to the journal's authorised editors and are governed by the journal's declared editorial process.

For authors

Use the live journal requirements.

BMU's profile helps authors identify fit. Before submitting, authors should use the current instructions and policies hosted on the journal's own platform because journal-level requirements may change independently.

Publisher layer

Published by BMU Ventures.

BMU Ventures supports journal infrastructure, platform administration, production capability, metadata stewardship, policy architecture and publisher-level integrity principles. The journal retains its own scholarly identity and editorial authority.