Focus

Public Health and Safety International Journal (PHASIJ) is a peer-reviewed scientific journal dedicated to the dissemination of high-quality research in public health, health promotion, disease prevention, and safety. The journal aims to advance scientific knowledge and evidence-based practices that contribute to improving population health, strengthening healthcare systems, and promoting safe and healthy environments.

PHASIJ welcomes original research articles, systematic reviews, and other scholarly contributions that provide meaningful scientific, methodological, or practical contributions to public health and safety.

Scope

PHASIJ publishes research in the following areas:

1. Public Health and Epidemiology
   Disease surveillance, epidemiological studies, determinants of health, communicable and non-communicable diseases, and population health.
2. Health Promotion and Health Education
   Health behavior, community health education, preventive interventions, health literacy, and community empowerment.
3. Environmental and Occupational Health
   Environmental risk factors, sanitation, water and air quality, occupational health, workplace hazards, and occupational safety.
4. Health Policy and Management
   Health services management, health systems, healthcare quality, health financing, health policy evaluation, and public health administration.
5. Community and Preventive Health
   Maternal and child health, reproductive health, family health, community-based interventions, and preventive healthcare.
6. Nutrition and Food Safety
   Community nutrition, nutritional status, food hygiene, food safety, and nutrition-related public health issues.
7. Patient Safety and Healthcare Quality
   Patient safety, infection prevention and control, healthcare risk management, and quality improvement in health services.
8. Occupational Safety and Health
   Workplace safety, occupational risk assessment, accident prevention, and occupational health management.
9. Digital Health and Health Information Systems
   Telehealth, digital health applications, health information systems, health data analytics, and technology-based interventions with clear relevance to public health or healthcare services.

Manuscripts must demonstrate methodological rigor, ethical research practices, and a clear contribution to the advancement of public health and safety. Submissions must fall within the journal's stated focus and scope to be considered for peer review.