JOURNAL OF URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS

Aims and Scope

The Journal of Urinary Tract Infections seeks to publish pioneering work across the full spectrum of urinary tract research and clinical practice. Core areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Epidemiology, causes, and risk factors of UTIs

• Diagnostic methods, biomarkers, and laboratory innovations

• Antimicrobial therapy and emerging resistance trends

• Novel treatment approaches and preventive strategies

• Recurrent and complicated UTIs

• UTIs in special populations (children, elderly, pregnant women, immunocompromised patients)

• Impact of UTIs on renal function and systemic health

• Public health interventions for reducing UTI incidence

The journal accepts original research articles, reviews, clinical case studies, perspectives, editorials, and short communications that contribute to the global understanding of urinary tract health.

Why Publish with JUTI?

• Global Visibility – Open access publishing ensures unrestricted reach to researchers, clinicians, and healthcare professionals worldwide.

• Rigorous Peer Review – Every submission undergoes a double-blind peer review process, guaranteeing fairness, scientific quality, and integrity.

• Rapid Publication – Accepted articles are published online promptly to maximize research dissemination and clinical impact.

• Author Rights – Authors retain copyright under Creative Commons licensing, enabling broad reuse and citation.

• Multiple Formats – Articles are published in accessible formats (PDF, HTML, and supplementary data files) for maximum readership.

• Professional Editorial Standards – Guided by an international editorial board with expertise in urology, microbiology, and infectious diseases.

• Wide Dissemination – Articles are indexed and promoted across digital platforms, academic databases, and professional networks.

Editorial & Ethical Standards

JUTI strictly adheres to the highest standards of publication ethics in alignment with COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) and ICMJE guidelines. Manuscripts are evaluated solely on the basis of scientific merit, originality, and relevance to urinary tract health.