Aim and Scope

The aim and scope of " Khatulistiwa Journal of Laboratory, Public Health, and Occupational Health " encompass a wide range of topics related to laboratory sciences, public health, and occupational health. The journal welcomes original research, review articles, case studies, and other forms of contributions that advance knowledge and understanding in the following areas:

  1. Laboratory Medicine: Research and studies focusing on innovative techniques, methodologies, and advancements in laboratory diagnostics, testing, and analysis.
  2. Public Health: Investigations into public health policies, epidemiological studies, disease surveillance, health promotion, and community-based interventions.
  3. Occupational Health: Articles exploring workplace safety, occupational hazards, risk assessment, ergonomics, and strategies for safeguarding the health and well-being of workers.
  4. Environmental Health: Studies addressing the impact of environmental factors on human health, including air and water quality, pollution, and ecological health.
  5. Mental Health: Research shedding light on mental health disorders, psychological well-being, and interventions to improve mental health outcomes.
  6. Nutrition for Human Health: Investigations into nutrition-related issues, dietary patterns, and their effects on human health and disease prevention.
  7. Health Management: Articles focusing on healthcare administration, health systems management, healthcare quality improvement, and health policy development.
  8. Disease and Prevention: Research and studies on infectious and non-communicable diseases, vaccination strategies, disease surveillance, and preventive measures.

The journal encourages contributions from researchers, practitioners, and professionals from around the world to foster a comprehensive understanding of laboratory practices, public health concerns, and occupational health issues. By encompassing these diverse areas, " Khatulistiwa Journal of Laboratory, Public Health, and Occupational Health " aims to facilitate collaboration and knowledge exchange to address global health challenges and promote well-being.