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Journal of Emerging Global Health

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Aims & Scope

The Journal of Emerging Global Health (JEGH) is a peer-reviewed, international, open-access journal committed to advancing innovative, interdisciplinary research in the fields of Public Health, Medicine, and Health Systems Sciences. JEGH serves as a global platform for the exchange of evidence-based practices and applied knowledge aimed at addressing evolving challenges in health systems, policies, and practices.

The journal welcomes original research articles, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, policy briefs, case studies, and scholarly commentaries that contribute to improving health outcomes, shaping policy, and promoting best practices in healthcare delivery. With a focus on public accessibility and scientific rigor, JEGH fosters inclusive and impactful scholarship designed to influence both local and global health landscapes.

JEGH does not accept wet-lab-based experimental research or highly technical laboratory studies, as its emphasis lies in applied public health and Health Systems Sciences research.

Areas of Focus

  • Public Health
  • Global Health & Health Diplomacy
  • Epidemiology
  • Health Systems and Management
  • Health Promotion and Education
  • Hospital and Healthcare Management
  • Community and Primary Health Care
  • Health Informatics and Digital Health
  • Biostatistics and Data Science in Health
  • Health Economics and Financing
  • Health Inequities and Social Determinants of Health
  • Occupational and Environmental Health
  • Health Technology and Innovation
  • Pharmaceutical Policy and Healthcare Access
  • Mental Health and Behavioral Sciences
  • Maternal, Child, and Reproductive Health
  • Aging and Geriatric Health
  • Disaster and Emergency Health Management
  • Telemedicine and Remote Health Care
  • Health Law, Ethics, and Human Rights
  • Comparative Health Systems
  • International Health Agreements