International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine

Aims and Scope

At the International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (IJOE), we are committed to providing a platform for exchanging knowledge and expertise between clinicians, researchers, policy makers, and stakeholders from around the world. Our aim is to facilitate collaboration between the various disciplines in this area and promote a greater understanding of occupational and environmental medicine. The journal encourages original, pioneering research from all areas of occupational and environmental medicine and draws from a wide range of methodological approaches.

We strive to publish cutting-edge, interdisciplinary research that is of significant scientific importance to the field of occupational and environmental medicine. The journal seeks to cover the latest findings related to primary care, workplace-related illnesses, public health, occupational safety and health, environmental health and epidemiology, environmental toxicology, environmental physiology, industrial hygiene, and regulatory practices.

The scope of International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine( IJOE ) extends beyond the classical scope of occupational and environmental medicine and includes manuscripts related to occupational and environmental public health, medical research, sociology, economics, technology, disaster management, and climate change. Manuscripts must be clearly focused on occupational and environmental medicine and must demonstrate a tangible benefit to either the occupation or the environment. In addition, authors are encouraged to submit manuscripts discussing health, safety, and environmental issues with special attention to the roles of different stakeholders.

• Occupational health
• Occupational Medicine
• Pharmaceuticals
• Environmental Health
• Health promotion
• Health education
• Food additives
• Occupational diseases
• Health and safety standards
• Agricultural hazards
• Accident prevention and intervention
• Air pollution
• Safety engineering
• Behavioural medicine
• Chemical exposure
• Corporate wellness
• Environmental health accreditation
• Environmental health and wellness
• Environmental health statistics
• Environmental health surveillance
• Environmental health training
• Environmental medicine
• Environmental mental health
• Environmental risk assessment
• Environmental stress
• Health hazard exposures
• Homeland security
• Industrial hygiene
• Industrial relations
• Legal perspectives
• Mental health in the workplace
• Noise exposure
• Occupational biostatistics
• Occupational burnout
• Occupational exposure
• Occupational hazards
• Occupational health accreditation
• Occupational health and safety
• Occupational injuries
• Occupational mental health
• Occupational risk assessment
• Occupational safety
• Occupational stress
• Psychological and social issues
• Public health
• Radiation exposure
• Soil contamination
• Stress management
• Water pollution
• Work-related fatigue
• Workplace bullying
• Workplace laws
• Workplace safety
• Workplace surveillance
• Disability management
• Management of hazards
• safety and Ergonomic hazards
• Environmental health insurance
• Environmental health management systems
• Environmental health psychology