Aim & Scope

Aim

Global Insights in Public and Preventive Health (GIPPH) aims to publish highly rigorous, evidence-based public health and epidemiological research that directly informs preventive clinical practice, community health interventions, and global healthcare policies. The journal actively prioritizes interdisciplinary studies that bridge frontline primary care, environmental surveillance, and modern data-driven health informatics, ensuring that public health practitioners, researchers, and policymakers stay ahead of evolving global health challenges.

Scope

GIPPH accepts Original Research Articles, Comprehensive Systematic Reviews, Short Communications, Field Action Reports, and Authoritative Editorials. The journal welcomes submissions across the following core areas:

  • Epidemiology & Biostatistics: Infectious and chronic disease epidemiology, outbreak investigations, disease surveillance, mathematical modeling, and advanced biostatistical methodologies.
  • Preventive Medicine & Primary Care: Clinical preventive services, lifestyle medicine, immunization strategies, early screening protocols, and community-level primary care interventions.
  • Health Policy & Management: Healthcare governance, health systems research, health economics, system financing, hospital administration, equity assessments, and policy implementation analysis.
  • Environmental & Occupational Health: Impact of climate change on health, environmental toxicology, workplace safety, industrial hygiene, environmental risk assessments, water, and sanitation.
  • Global Health & International Initiatives: Cross-border health security, international disease eradication programs, health equity in low- and middle-income regions, and global health frameworks.
  • Community Medicine & Social Sciences: Social determinants of health, community-based participatory research, health literacy, behavioral medicine, and maternal and child health initiatives in vulnerable populations.
  • Public Health Informatics: Digital health surveillance systems, GIS mapping in epidemiology, predictive analytics, electronic health records (EHR) in public health, and artificial intelligence applications in population health monitoring.