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THMT is an open access, international peer reviewed journal advancing virtual care. Employing a Design Science Research framework, it publishes innovations with measurable real world impact. THMT covers clinical outcomes, equity, safety, scalability, and health system integration. Bridging theory and practice through interdisciplinary collaboration to transform global healthcare delivery. Learn more, including APC details, on Aims & Scope. THMT is widely indexed by relevant services and databases, including SCOPUS, EBSCOhost Health Business Elite, Google Scholar, ProQuest Health & Medical Complete. Scopus Quartile (Q2); SCImago Journal Rank (SJR) H-index: 4. Learn more about journal features and benefits here.

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