Aim and Scope...

Aim

SF Community Medicine and Health to enhance the free scientific knowledge to the worldwide readers and unlimited free access to the readers. Journal considers research manuscripts, review manuscripts, editorials, commentaries, opinion pieces, case studies, case reports, clinical images, letters and perspectives. Editorials, perspectives and opinions are submitted by authors and editorial board members on topics pertaining to community medicine. Journal content will be published on a continuous publication model.

SF Community Medicine and Health manuscripts undergo double blinded peer-review process where each manuscript undergoes evaluation by our editors, if appropriate, is reviewed by a minimum of three independent reviewers. The average time between submission and final decision is 15-25 days and the average time between acceptance and publication is 10-15 days. We publish manuscripts in HTML, PDF and XML format and all articles published by journal are freely accessible to everyone immediately after publication.

Scope

SF Community Medicine and Health scope covers in all areas related to community medicine aspects such as Community Care Community Healyth Caregivers Behavioral Change Communication Behavioral Medicine Concepts in Public Health Demography Documentation and dissemination Education technology Environmental Health Environmental Sanitation Epidemiology and Biostatistics Epidemiology of Specific Diseases Family and Public Nutrition Family Health Family Health Administration Family Health Management Family Planning Family Practice Health Care Delivery Health Planning Health Policy, Leadership and Management Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Mental Health and Education Technology Occupational Health Reproductive and Child Health Research Methodology School Health Social and Behavioral Science Epidemiological statistics Infectious and epidemic Food hygiene and certification system Health behavioral Global health Child mortality Epidemiology Health impact assessment Infant mortality Preventive healthcare Auxology Biological hazard Globalization and disease Euthenics Health promotion Human nutrition Hygiene Infection control Patient safety Pharmacovigilance Vaccination Public health informatics Population health