Philippine E-Journals
vol. 2, no. 2 (2026)
International Journal of Transformative Multidisciplinary Studies
Description
The International Journal of Transformative Multidisciplinary Studies (IJTMS) is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing high-impact research that drives transformative change across disciplines. It welcomes groundbreaking studies, theoretical advancements, and innovative practices that address complex global issues through the integration of diverse academic fields. IJTMS publishes one volume with four issues per year and accepts original research articles, review papers, theoretical essays, and research notes. The journal strives to advance research that generates transformative impact by bridging knowledge across the sciences, social sciences, humanities, technology, health, and other fields. It serves as a global platform for scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and innovators who aim to reimagine systems, challenge conventions, and propose sustainable solutions to contemporary challenges. IJTMS encourages submissions that offer fresh perspectives, interdisciplinary approaches, and evidence-based innovations that have the potential to reshape theory, practice, and policy.
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Editorial Board
Editorial Policy
Guidelines for Authors
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Articles
Quality of Radiological Service and Patient Satisfaction among Filipino Muslim Patients in Tertiary Hospitals
Abdul Monim Pangkat | Al-Nhaif Abdulmadid | Ahmed Ali | Mark Alipio
Discipline: medical sciences (non-specific)
Occupational Nosocomial Infections among Healthcare Workers in a Philippine Private Hospital: Incidence and Infection-Prevention Risk Factors
Rasida Macabangon | Vanessa Mae Abarquez | Nosairah Usman | Mark Alipio
Discipline: medical sciences (non-specific)
Maranao Parents’ Willingness and Barriers to Chest X-ray Screening for Childhood Pneumonia
Anhar Abdullah | Najema Macabawe | Johanna Randa | Achmed Sani | Mark Alipio
Discipline: medical sciences (non-specific)
Clinical Reporting of Pneumonia Chest Radiographs by Filipino Radiographers: A Diagnostic Accuracy Study
Christopher John Tangian | Sherihan Bentangan | Mosphira Abdullah | Jocel-ann Licup | Mark Alipio
Discipline: medical sciences (non-specific)
Acceptance of AI-Driven Radiography among Radiographers in Iligan City: A Factor Analytic Study
Georgie Jane Lorena | Bazim Daluma | Linah Badroden | Mark Alipio
Discipline: medical sciences (non-specific)
Mental Health, Well-Being, and Quality of Patient Care among Radiologic Technologists
Amirel Anwar | Rezzan Mastura | Alzamzam Deca | Amalia H. Noor | Mark Alipio
Discipline: medical sciences (non-specific)
Sea Moss (Eucheuma cottonii) Extract as a Natural X-ray Contrast Candidate: Experimental Evaluation of Image Quality, Physicochemical Behavior, and Sensory Acceptability
Franz Fermin Buhay | Esnaima Dimalapis | Dave Dangga | Nadia Sultan | Prince Eroll Reyes | Mark Alipio
Discipline: medical sciences (non-specific)
Embracing Diversity: Lived Experiences of Beginning Elementary Teachers in Supporting Learners with Emerging Needs
Art Ben Silatan | Josephine B. Baguio
Discipline: Education
Shaping Future Scientists: Exploring the Teaching Experiences of Secondary Educators in Special Science Classes
Arlene Agunod | Josephine B. Baguio
Discipline: Education
Explicating the Standpoints of Public Elementary School Teachers on the Utilization of Competency-Based Curriculum in Diverse Classrooms
Gemma Mojico | Josephine B. Baguio
Discipline: Education
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