Aims and Scope

The Journal of Public Health & Environment aims to provide a comprehensive platform for scientists, researchers, and practitioners to share insights, foster collaborations, and advance the field of public health and environmental sciences. Through rigorous peer review and ethical research practices, the journal aspires to contribute significantly to the improvement of public health outcomes, the development of sustainable environmental policies, and the promotion of global health equity.

Aims

1. Promote Interdisciplinary Research: Encourage the submission of studies that integrate methods and theories from both public health and environmental sciences, highlighting the interconnectivity between human health and the environment.
2. Advance Public Health Practice: Disseminate findings that have the potential to influence public health policies, practices, and education, with the ultimate goal of improving health outcomes at both local and global levels.
3. Environmental Sustainability: Publish research that addresses the impact of environmental factors on health and promotes sustainable practices to protect and improve the environment for future generations.
4. Innovative Methodologies: Foster the development and application of novel methodologies in the study of public health and environmental sciences, including but not limited to big data analytics, GIS mapping, and bioinformatics.
5. Global Health Equity: Highlight studies that address health disparities and contribute to the advancement of health equity, particularly in underrepresented and marginalized populations.

Scopes

• Epidemiology: Studies on the distribution and determinants of health-related states or events in specific populations, and the application of this study to control health problems.
• Environmental Health: Research on the effects of environmental factors (chemical, physical, biological, social, and psychosocial) on health and wellbeing.
• Public Health Nutrition: Investigations into the relationships between dietary practices, nutritional status, and public health outcomes.
• Health Systems and Policy: Analysis of health systems, health economics, and policy interventions aimed at improving public health.
• Occupational Health and Safety: Research on the health risks associated with work environments and the development of strategies to mitigate these risks.
• Global Health Issues: Studies addressing global health challenges, infectious diseases, and international public health interventions.
• Climate Change and Health: Examination of the impacts of climate change on public health, including the spread of diseases, food security, and disaster preparedness.
• Behavioral Health Interventions: Evaluation of interventions designed to influence health behaviors at the individual and community levels.
• Health Technology Assessment: Assessment of the efficacy, safety, cost-effectiveness, and broader impact of health technologies and interventions.
• Environmental Justice and Health Disparities: Exploration of the intersection between environmental factors and health disparities among different populations.

The Journal of Public Health & Environment is committed to the highest standards of research integrity and academic excellence. It seeks to not only publish cutting-edge research but also to stimulate ongoing debates and discussions in the fields of public health and environmental sciences. Through its dedication to advancing knowledge and informing practice, the journal aims to contribute to the creation of healthier communities and a more sustainable world.