International Journal of Clinical Pharmacy is one of several journals in comportment with the Granada Statements publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed content in health services research specifically as it relates to some aspect of the medication use process. The medication use process includes but is not limited to the prescribing, preparation, dispensing, administration, adherence to, evaluation, monitoring, and outcomes associated with legend or with over-the-counter medications, incorporating the concept of clinical pharmacy which aims to optimize utilization of medicines to achieve person-centered and public health goals. The medication use process includes attitudes, perspectives, knowledge, and behaviors of any actor in this process, including prescribers, pharmacists, pharmacy personnel, other health practitioners, patients, and caregivers. As such, the Granada Group journals often refer to “pharmacy” in their title or description, as these persons are central to medication use process; however, research articles reviews, and commentaries can refer to any person involved in this process, as well as any evaluation (e.g., pharmaceoepidemiological) of the drug products themselves or systems employed to optimize the use process.
The Granada Group journals share certain commonalities and also goals to improve the medication use process and the outcomes emanating from this endeavor; however, each journal has an established niche and optimally suited for certain types of manuscripts. Further description of the aims and scopes of International Journal of Clinical Pharmacy follows below:

The aim of the International Journal of Clinical Pharmacy is to provide a medium for the publication of articles in the broad field of clinical pharmacy and related subjects. The editors therefore welcome original contributions on the above-mentioned fields and especially on the following:

Development, implementation and evaluation of clinical pharmacy services
Efficacy, effectiveness, efficiency and safety of medicines and related medical devices
Adherence
Applied pharmacogenomics, pharmacogenetics and personalized medicine
Clinical pharmacy and medicines related policy and guideline developments
Clinical pharmacy related education, training and professional development
Informatics and automation
Information on medicines and related medical devices
Medication management
Pharmaceutical care
Pharmaceutical public health
Pharmacoeconomics
Pharmacoepidemiology
Pharmacotherapy
Pharmacovigilance
Related research methodologies and methods

Editor-in-Chief
J.W.F. van Mil
Zuidlaren, The Netherlands

Associate Editors 
Filipa Alves da Costa, ISCSEM, Portugal
Yolande Hanssens, Hamad Medical Corporation, Qatar
Vibhu Paudyal, University of Birmingham, UK
Sushen Sun, Western New England University, USA
Editorial Board
Lise Aagaard, Havemann, Denmark
Anna Birna Almarsdottir, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Wiwat Arkaravichien, Khon Kaen University, Thailand
Isabelle Arnet, Pharmazentrum, Switzerland
Parisa Aslani, University of Sydney, Australia 
Paolo Baldo, National Cancer Institute, Italy
Hendrikus Boersma, University Medical Center Groningen, The Netherlands 
Ian Boyd, Milton, Australia
Carolyn Coulter, Dunedin Hospital, New Zealand
Peter Dieleman, University of Antwerp, Belgium
Parastou Donyai, University of Reading, UK
Greg Duncan, Monash University, Australia 
Roel Fijn, Diaconessenhuis Leiden, The Netherlands; 
Linda Gore Martin, University of Wyoming , USA
Andy Gray, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa 
Anas Hamad, Hamad Medical Corporation, Qatar
Georg Hempel, Universitat Münster, Germany
Martin Henman, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
Nejc Horvat, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Carmel Hughes,Queen’s University Belfast, Northern Ireland
Chris Jay, Wellington, New Zealand
Frieder Keller, Universitatsklinikum Ulm, Germany
Imran Khudair, Hamad Medical Corporation, Qatar
Michelle King, Griffith University, Australia
Hannelore Kreckel, Universitätsklinikum Giessen und Marburg GmbH, Germany
Linda Lim, Brunei Darussalam
Angela Lupattelli, University of Oslo, Norway
Louise Mallet, Université de Montréal, Canada
Wandikayi Matowe, American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine, Sint Maarten 
Giancarlo Nadin, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Italy
Adriano Max Reis, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil
Kati Sepponen, University of Eastern Finland, Finland
Derek Stewart, The Robert Gordon University, UK 
Win Winit-Watjana, International Medical University, Malaysia