About The Journal of Adult Protection
Aims and scope
The Journal of Adult Protection’s (JAP) multidisciplinary, international coverage reflects communities of researchers, policy-makers and practitioners involved in the research and delivery of keeping people with support needs safe from harms, whatever their circumstances.
The journal offers vital access to innovative research, considers implications for practice and presents viewpoints, analysis and commentary on current policy, practice and research in this important field.
JAP publishes peer-reviewed and vital evidence to inform future research and working for everyone involved in adult protection, safeguarding and mental capacity.
The journal’s coverage includes:
- elder abuse
- learning, intellectual and developmental disabilities
- physical disabilities
- mental health
- abuse, including: domestic, financial, psychological, physical and sexual abuse
- neglect
- dignity in care
- mental capacity
- advocacy
- support and well-being
- best practice and legal developments
- application of learning from inquiries and practice reviews.
