Public Health Series

The Global Public Health Series provides a comprehensive platform for examining critical issues in public health across diverse populations and contexts. This series explores the intersections of health policy, practice, and research, offering innovative insights and strategies to address pressing global health challenges and promote health equity worldwide.

Scope and Focus
This series covers a wide array of topics in public health, spanning local, regional, and global contexts, including:

• Epidemiology and Disease Control: Strategies for preventing and managing infectious and non-communicable diseases.
• Health Systems and Policy: Innovations in healthcare delivery, financing, and governance.
• Global Health Equity: Addressing health disparities and promoting justice in health access and outcomes.
• Public Health Education and Communication: Effective strategies for health promotion and literacy.
• Environmental and Occupational Health: The impact of environmental and workplace factors on health.
• Maternal, Child, and Adolescent Health: Programs and policies to improve health outcomes in vulnerable populations.
• Mental Health and Well-Being: Addressing the rising burden of mental health conditions globally.
• Pandemics and Global Health Security: Lessons learned from public health emergencies and preparedness for future crises.
• Technological Innovations in Health: The role of digital health, telemedicine, and AI in transforming public health practice.

Suggested Topics

• Addressing social determinants of health in underserved communities.
• Innovations in public health education and community engagement.
• Climate change and its impact on global health outcomes.
• Best practices for combating infectious disease outbreaks.
• Mental health promotion strategies in global contexts.
• Advancing maternal and child health through evidence-based interventions.
• The role of technology in improving access to public health services.
• Global partnerships in tackling health crises and fostering resilience.
• Sustainable development and its implications for public health.

We welcome proposals for authored or edited volumes addressing pressing issues in public health. Contributions emphasizing innovative, interdisciplinary, and equity-focused approaches are highly encouraged.