Immortalis Journal of Health Law and Public Policy (IJHLPP) is a scholarly journal dedicated to the advancement of research and academic discourse in health law, health policy, and public health governance. The journal provides an interdisciplinary platform for academics, researchers, legal scholars, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and practitioners to publish scientific contributions addressing contemporary issues in the regulation, governance, and development of healthcare systems. Immortalis Journal of Health Law and Public Policy (IJHLPP) aims to promote the integration of legal perspectives, public policy analysis, and public health approaches to support equitable, accessible, accountable, and sustainable healthcare systems at national and international levels.

The journal's focus and scope encompass a broad range of topics, including health law and legislation, health policy formulation and implementation, public health governance, medical law and ethics, human rights in healthcare, patient protection, healthcare regulation, hospital governance, health financing and insurance, pharmaceutical and medical device regulation, digital health and telemedicine, personal health data protection, and artificial intelligence in healthcare. Immortalis Journal of Health Law and Public Policy (IJHLPP) also welcomes research on comparative and international health law, healthcare institutional accountability, health system reform, public health emergencies, and sustainable health development. Interdisciplinary studies that connect legal, social, political, economic, administrative, ethical, and public health perspectives are particularly encouraged.

Immortalis Journal of Health Law and Public Policy (IJHLPP) accepts original research articles, review articles, conceptual papers, theoretical studies, comparative legal analyses, and public policy analyses that demonstrate originality, academic rigor, methodological clarity, and significant contributions to the development of knowledge and practice. The journal seeks to facilitate critical discussion, encourage evidence-based policymaking, and strengthen the relationship between legal frameworks, public institutions, and healthcare practices. This journal is published quarterly, with new issues released every February, May, August, and November.