Journal of High Institute of Public Health

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The Journal of High Institute of Public Health publishes research on various aspects of public health, including occupational health and safety in industries like liquefied natural gas, and the assessment of health outcomes and interventions. It also covers studies on healthcare quality, patient satisfaction, and the effectiveness of vaccination programs. The journal features research on health-related quality of life, particularly in children, and the development and validation of health assessment tools in different languages. Physician retention, job satisfaction, and turnover intentions in primary healthcare settings are also examined. Additionally, the journal addresses maternal and child health, including breastfeeding practices and infant feeding methods, as well as pediatric feeding disorders and their management. Research on premarital care, cesarean section rates and determinants, and intestinal parasitic infections in school-aged children is included. The journal also publishes studies on the mental health of vulnerable populations, such as refugees, and the impact of environmental factors on diseases like colorectal cancer. It investigates health disparities, such as gender-based differences in bone health, and the prevalence and detection of conditions like peripheral arterial disease in diabetic patients. Surveillance systems for communicable diseases and drug prescribing patterns in primary healthcare centers are also within its scope.

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