Journal of Preventive Medicine And Care

Aims And Scope

Open Access Pub launches the Open Peer-Reviewed Journal -” Journal of Preventive Medicine And Care” The journal aims to cover the latest outstanding developments in the corresponding field.
 

One of the main aims of JPMC is to provide a platform for the dissemination of original research on preventive medicine and care practices. This includes research on the design, implementation, and evaluation of interventions and programs that aim to prevent diseases and other health conditions, as well as policy analyses and commentaries on current issues in preventive medicine and care. The journal also welcomes review articles, case studies, and perspective pieces from leading experts in the field.

The scope of JPMC is broad and encompasses a variety of topics related to preventive medicine and care. This includes, but is not limited to, the following:

Primary prevention: This includes research on interventions and practices that aim to prevent the onset of diseases and other health conditions, such as vaccination, health education, and environmental health interventions.

Secondary prevention: This includes research on interventions and practices that aim to detect and treat diseases and other health conditions in their early stages, such as screening programs and early treatment.

Tertiary prevention: This includes research on interventions and practices that aim to minimize the impact of chronic or long-term diseases and other health conditions, such as rehabilitation and palliative care.

Health promotion: This includes research on interventions and practices that aim to improve the overall health and well-being of individuals and communities, such as physical activity promotion and nutrition education.

Chronic disease prevention: This includes research on the prevention of chronic diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and cancer, as well as the risk factors and behaviors that contribute to these diseases.

Mental health promotion: This includes research on interventions and practices that aim to improve mental health and prevent mental health disorders, such as stress management programs and psychotherapy.

Health behavior: This includes research on the social and psychological factors that influence health behaviors, as well as the interventions and practices that aim to modify these behaviors.

Health communications: This includes research on the design and implementation of health communication campaigns and the impact of these campaigns on health behaviors and outcomes.

Health economics: This includes research on the economic aspects of preventive medicine and care, such as the cost-effectiveness of interventions and the financing of preventive care programs.

Healthcare and hospital management: This includes research on the organization, financing, and delivery of preventive care services, as well as the various actors involved in healthcare systems, such as hospitals, clinics, and other health facilities.

Healthcare and technologies: This includes research on the use of new and emerging technologies in the delivery of preventive care, as well as the ways in which these technologies can be used to improve health outcomes.

Healthcare-associated diseases: This includes research on the ways in which diseases can be transmitted within healthcare settings, as well as the interventions and policies that aim to prevent the spread of these diseases.

Healthcare costs: This includes research on the economic implications of preventive care, including the cost of treatment, the financing of healthcare systems, and the allocation of healthcare resources.

Contributions from the following research areas are invited but not limited to the following branches –

• Age-related measures
• Behavioral science
• Biostatistics
• Causes of disease
• Clinical medicine & trials
• Community health
• Disease prevention
• Environmental Health & medicine
• Epidemiology
• Evaluation of health services
• Food and Drug Administration
• General Preventive Medicine
• Global Medicine
• Health Behaviour
• Health biostatistics
• Health care organizations
• Health promotion
• Healthcare Research
• Individual health
• Infant and Child Mortality
• Intermittent Preventive Treatment
• Isoniazid Preventive Therapy
• Mental Illness Prevention
• Nutrition
• Occupational medicine
• Physical accessories
• Preventative Measure
• Prevention of Tobacco Use
• Preventive and Social Medicine
• Preventive Chemotherapy
• Preventive Healthcare
• Primary Prevention
• Public Health and Preventive Medicine
• Risk identification
• Secondary Prevention
• Successful measures
• Supplements
• Tertiary Prevention