1. Original Research Articles

This section publishes original research that contributes to the advancement of knowledge and practice in public health and safety. Submissions may include quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods studies, as well as other appropriate empirical research designs.

All manuscripts must present clear research objectives, appropriate methodology, valid analysis, and findings supported by the data. Research involving human participants or sensitive health information must comply with applicable ethical requirements.

All submissions undergo editorial screening and, when considered suitable, external peer review.

2. Review Articles

This section publishes scholarly reviews that critically examine existing research in areas relevant to public health and safety. Submissions may include systematic reviews, scoping reviews, and other rigorous forms of literature review.

Review manuscripts must describe an appropriate and transparent methodology, provide a critical synthesis of relevant literature, and identify implications for research, policy, or practice.

All submissions undergo editorial screening and, when considered suitable, external peer review.

3. Case Reports and Case Studies

This section considers case reports and case studies that provide meaningful scientific or practical insights relevant to public health and safety.

Submissions must explain the context, methods or approach, key findings, and implications. Authors must comply with applicable requirements for informed consent, confidentiality, and ethical approval where relevant.

All submissions undergo editorial screening and, when considered suitable, external peer review.