About the Journal
The Preventive Care Journal is a peer-reviewed, multidisciplinary publication dedicated to advancing research and practice in preventive medicine, public health, and healthcare management. It provides a platform for healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers to share original studies, case reports, and reviews that promote health, prevent disease, and improve quality of life. The journal’s scope includes areas such as community health, health promotion, chronic disease prevention, nutrition, mental health, healthcare policy, digital health innovations, and sustainable healthcare practices, fostering knowledge exchange and evidence-based approaches for better global health outcomes.
The Preventive Care Journal
The goal of the peer-reviewed, multidisciplinary The Preventive Care Journal (TPCJ) is to promote knowledge in the domains of public health, preventive medicine, healthcare management, and social well-being. The journal provides academics, researchers, and practitioners a platform to share innovative ideas, empirical research, and theoretical frameworks that address emerging challenges in healthcare and preventive care.
Aim & Scope
The Preventive Care Journal publishes original research articles, case studies, and review papers on topics including, but not limited to:
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Preventive Medicine & Public Health
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Health Policy & Management
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Community and Family Health
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Health Education & Promotion
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Epidemiology & Disease Prevention
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Nutrition, Lifestyle, and Wellness
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Mental Health & Behavioral Sciences
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Digital Health & Telemedicine
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Healthcare Innovation & Technology
