SAER Journal welcomes interdisciplinary research that extends beyond exclusively clinical or biological perspectives. Studies at the intersections of health sciences with social sciences, engineering, technology, education, economics, environmental studies and behavioural sciences are within the journal's scope.

Examples include digital health and artificial intelligence, health and social services, environment and human health, health education, health economics, health communication, disability and technology, and ageing and social policy.

Manuscripts are expected to define the research question clearly, justify the selected methodology, analyse findings using appropriate methods and discuss results within the context of existing scientific knowledge.

Studies involving human participants, personal health data, clinical procedures or other activities requiring ethical oversight should provide appropriate ethics approval, informed consent and relevant permissions.

Where appropriate, authors are encouraged to follow internationally recognized reporting guidelines such as CONSORT, STROBE, PRISMA, CARE, COREQ, ARRIVE or other standards relevant to the field.