Scope and Aims:

JGHPR focuses on a comprehensive range of topics within three primary disciplines:

1. Public Health:

   • Epidemiology: Studies on the distribution and determinants of health-related states or events in specific populations.
   • Health Promotion and Education: Research on strategies to promote healthy behaviors and improve public awareness.
   • Disease Prevention: Studies on preventive measures and interventions to reduce the incidence and prevalence of diseases.
   • Health Policy and Management: Analysis of health systems, policies, and management practices that affect health outcomes.
   • Environmental and Occupational Health: Research on the impact of environmental and workplace factors on health.

2. Midwifery:

   • Maternal and Child Health: Research on prenatal, perinatal, and postnatal care, including strategies to improve maternal and neonatal outcomes.
   • Midwifery Practice and Education: Studies on best practices, educational frameworks, and professional development in midwifery.
   • Reproductive Health: Research on family planning, contraception, and reproductive rights.
   • Community-Based Midwifery: Studies on midwifery services and their impact in community settings, especially in underserved areas.

3. Pharmacy:

   • Drug Development and Discovery: Research on the identification, synthesis, and development of new pharmaceutical compounds.
   • Pharmacology: Studies on the interactions of drugs with biological systems, including mechanisms of action and therapeutic effects.
   • Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics: Research on the application of pharmacological knowledge to patient care, medication management, and therapeutic outcomes.
   • Pharmaceutical Technology: Innovations in drug delivery systems, formulation science, and manufacturing processes.
   • Pharmacoeconomics: Studies on the economic impact of drug therapies and the cost-effectiveness of pharmaceutical interventions.