Archives

  • In Progress
    Vol. 3 No. 4 (2026)

    This issue presents multidisciplinary health research covering various aspects of healthcare, public health, clinical medicine, nursing, nutrition, pharmacy, biomedical sciences, environmental health, and digital health innovation. It welcomes original research, conceptual studies, and case studies addressing contemporary health challenges from diverse scientific perspectives. The issue aims to encourage interdisciplinary collaboration, advance scientific knowledge, improve healthcare quality, and promote sustainable solutions to enhance individual and community well-being at local, national, and global levels.

  • July-September, Advances in Public Health, Clinical Care, and Community Health Services.
    Vol. 3 No. 3 (2026)

    Advances in Public Health, Clinical Care, and Community Health Services

    This issue explores advances in public health, clinical care, and community health services through research, innovation, and multidisciplinary collaboration. It highlights disease prevention, health promotion, healthcare quality, clinical practices, maternal and child health, nutrition, epidemiology, and community-based interventions. Contributions may examine healthcare accessibility, patient safety, health education, health policy, and the integration of digital technologies in medical services. The issue aims to support scientific development, strengthen healthcare systems, and improve community well-being through evidence-based practices and sustainable health strategies.

  • April–June, Digital Health and Health Innovation
    Vol. 3 No. 2 (2026)

    This issue explores the development of digital health technologies and innovative approaches to improving healthcare services. It covers telemedicine, electronic medical records, artificial intelligence in healthcare, health information systems, medical imaging, biomedical engineering, and digital health applications. It also highlights innovations in disease prevention, diagnosis, treatment, patient safety, and healthcare management. The issue aims to promote interdisciplinary research, enhance healthcare accessibility and quality, and support the development of efficient, inclusive, and sustainable healthcare systems through technological advancement and evidence-based innovation.

  • January–March, Nutrition and Public Health
    Vol. 3 No. 1 (2026)

    This issue focuses on nutrition and public health through research on dietary patterns, nutritional status, food safety, and disease prevention. It covers community nutrition, clinical nutrition, maternal and child nutrition, sports nutrition, food security, and functional foods. Contributions may explore nutrition education, malnutrition prevention, healthy lifestyles, and strategies to address nutrition-related health challenges. The issue aims to promote evidence-based nutritional practices, strengthen public health interventions, and support sustainable improvements in nutritional well-being and quality of life across diverse communities.

  • October–December, Occupational Health and Safety
    Vol. 2 No. 4 (2025)

    This issue focuses on occupational health and safety through research on workplace hazards, disease prevention, risk assessment, and employee well-being. It covers occupational medicine, workplace ergonomics, industrial hygiene, accident prevention, mental health, occupational epidemiology, and safety management systems. Contributions may examine workplace safety policies, employee health education, environmental risks, and innovative strategies for creating safer working conditions. The issue aims to promote evidence-based practices, strengthen occupational safety standards, reduce work-related illnesses and injuries, and support healthy, productive, and sustainable workplaces across diverse industries and communities.

  • July–September, Public Health Education and Health Literacy
    Vol. 2 No. 3 (2025)

    This issue focuses on public health education and health literacy to improve community knowledge, awareness, and healthy behaviors. It covers health promotion, disease prevention, community education, reproductive health, maternal and child health, nutrition awareness, mental health education, and health communication. Contributions may explore digital health literacy, educational interventions, public awareness campaigns, and strategies to address health misinformation. The issue aims to empower individuals and communities to make informed health decisions, improve access to reliable health information, encourage preventive practices, and support equitable and sustainable public health development.

  • April–June, Epidemiology and Population Health
    Vol. 2 No. 2 (2025)

    This issue focuses on epidemiology and population health through research on disease distribution, health determinants, and patterns of health outcomes across communities. It covers infectious and non-communicable diseases, disease surveillance, risk factor analysis, epidemiological modeling, environmental health, and health inequalities. Contributions may examine demographic trends, outbreak investigations, preventive interventions, and population-based health policies. The issue aims to strengthen epidemiological knowledge, support evidence-based decision-making, improve disease prevention and control, and promote equitable healthcare strategies to enhance population health and community well-being.

  • January–March, Health Policy and Health Systems
    Vol. 2 No. 1 (2025)

    This issue focuses on health policy and health systems through research on healthcare governance, policy development, service delivery, and health system performance. It covers healthcare financing, health administration, universal health coverage, health equity, healthcare accessibility, quality improvement, and resource management. Contributions may examine health regulations, public health programs, institutional collaboration, and strategies for strengthening healthcare infrastructure. The issue aims to promote evidence-based policymaking, improve healthcare efficiency and accountability, reduce health disparities, and support resilient, inclusive, and sustainable health systems that respond effectively to the needs of diverse populations.

  • October–December, Global Public Health
    Vol. 1 No. 4 (2024)

    This issue focuses on global public health challenges, international health policies, and collaborative strategies to improve population well-being worldwide. It covers emerging infectious diseases, non-communicable diseases, health inequalities, environmental health, global nutrition, and healthcare accessibility. Contributions may examine pandemic preparedness, cross-border health cooperation, international health programs, and sustainable disease prevention strategies. The issue aims to encourage multidisciplinary research, strengthen global health systems, promote health equity, and support evidence-based interventions to address shared health challenges and improve quality of life across diverse populations and countries.

  • July–September, Environmental Health
    Vol. 1 No. 3 (2024)

    Environmental Health

    This issue focuses on environmental health and its impact on human well-being and public health. It covers air and water quality, sanitation, waste management, environmental pollution, climate change, food safety, and occupational environmental risks. Contributions may examine environmental disease prevention, sustainable sanitation practices, community awareness, and policies for reducing environmental health hazards. The issue aims to promote multidisciplinary research, encourage sustainable environmental management, strengthen public health protection, and support evidence-based strategies for creating healthier, safer, and more sustainable communities.

  • Spesial Isuee about Helth
    Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024)

    This special issue focuses on advances in health research, healthcare innovation, and community well-being. It welcomes scientific contributions addressing public health, clinical medicine, nursing, nutrition, pharmacy, biomedical sciences, disease prevention, and digital health technologies. It also highlights multidisciplinary approaches to improving healthcare quality, accessibility, and sustainability. The issue aims to promote scientific collaboration, encourage evidence-based practices, and support innovative solutions to contemporary health challenges at local, national, and global levels.

  • April–June, Community Health
    Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024)

    This issue focuses on community health through research and initiatives aimed at improving the health and well-being of individuals, families, and communities. It covers community-based healthcare services, disease prevention, health promotion, maternal and child health, nutrition, environmental health, and mental health. Contributions may explore community participation, healthcare accessibility, health education, local health challenges, and strategies to reduce health inequalities. The issue aims to strengthen community empowerment, encourage multidisciplinary collaboration, improve healthcare quality, and promote sustainable health interventions that support healthier, more resilient, and inclusive communities.

  • January–March, Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
    Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024)

    This issue focuses on health promotion and disease prevention through research, education, and community-based interventions. It covers healthy lifestyles, preventive healthcare, immunization, early disease detection, health behavior, mental health awareness, and environmental health. Contributions may explore strategies to reduce risk factors, strengthen community participation, improve health literacy, and prevent infectious and non-communicable diseases. The issue aims to encourage evidence-based health practices, enhance public awareness, support effective prevention programs, and promote healthier communities through sustainable and inclusive public health initiatives.