Congratulations to the Journal of Spine Practice for being indexed in DOAJ!

By Malavika Suresh

On February 24, 2025

We are happy to announce that the Journal of Spine Practice, owned by the Saudi Spine Society, has been officially indexed in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ). This prestigious recognition is a testament to the journal’s dedication to Open Access, high-quality research in spine care. It is a significant milestone in the journal’s journey and highlights it as a valuable resource in the field of spine research.

Spine health is an important aspect of overall well-being, with spinal disorders and injuries affecting millions worldwide. High-quality research is required to advance treatment and overall patient health. The Journal of Spine Practice actively contributes to this by providing a platform for groundbreaking studies and multidisciplinary perspectives in spine care.

By being indexed in DOAJ, the Journal of Spine Practice will gain increased visibility and accessibility worldwide. This will enhance the journal’s reputation with the global academic community and strengthen its contribution to the advancement of spine research by encouraging more submissions and a broader readership.

“We are thrilled at this development, a testament to the continued hard work of our publisher and the valuable contribution which the Journal of Spine Practice is making to the scholarly, scientific and medical communities.”

– Dr Saleh S. Baeesa, Editor-in-Chief

As an Open Access publisher in the MENA region, we are always excited to facilitate the development of new journals in emerging fields. We are incredibly proud to support the Journal of Spine Practice in achieving this recognition. We commend the editorial board, authors, and reviewers for their contributions. We remain committed to working closely with the journal’s team to expand its impact, increase readership, and help it reach new heights.

To learn more about the Journal of Spine Practice and explore its groundbreaking research, click here.