The only bi-monthly journal which provides primary and secondary care with original research, clinical reviews, commentaries and news across a broad range of cardiovascular topics.

Exclusive original coverage of the fast developing field of cardiology written from the Indian viewpoint.

Extensive opportunities for special projects including supplements, symposia reports and practical guidelines.

The Indian Heart Journal provides reviews and discussions of current developments in cardiology and other relevant specialties to cardiologists and general practitioners with an interest in this field.

Original contributions to The Indian Heart Journal are provided by cardiologists and general practitioners, predominantly from the India, augmented by interested authorities from other countries, and are subject to peer-review. The journal's editorial emphasis is on therapeutic strategies, practical techniques and reviews of new drugs and indications. It includes case reports as well as news and views in all areas of cardiovascular medicine and heart disease.

IHJ Goals and Strategy

Maintain position as the recognized leader to emphasize, synthesize, summarize and disseminate cardiovascular science, knowledge and best practices.

Accelerate the application of cardiovascular science, knowledge, and measurement into practice.

Increase value to members through programs and services that most effectively meet their needs.

Improve overall financial and operational performance.

IHJ Mission

The mission of the Indian Heart Journal is to advocate for quality cardiovascular care through education, research promotion, development and application of standards and guidelines and to influence health care policy.

IHJ Core Values

Professionalism: The interests of patients are primary.

Knowledge: The journal must promote growth, dissemination and application of knowledge about cardiovascular medicine.

Integrity: Honesty, compliance with legal requirements, and ethical behavior are essential in all activities.

Member driven: The journal and its major activities must be led by active members and must promote volunteerism.

Inclusiveness: The journal involves a broad range of volunteers that reflects the composition of its membership.

History

Indian Heart Journal chartered and incorporated as a teaching institution in …., and established its headquarters, in New Delhi, India in ………..

The mission of the Indian Heart Journal is to advocate for quality cardiovascular care through education, research promotion, development and application of standards and guidelines and to influence health care policy.

IHJ Code of Ethics

Relationship with Patients
Relationship with Other Professionals
Relationship with Indian Heart Journal
Relationship to the Community and to Government
Continuing Medical Education Responsibilities