European Journal of Public Health Studies in a peer reviewed publication which aims to investigate public health related themes. The main scope of the journal is to inspire debate and to distribute the knowledge in the public health field for a better value, usefulness and competence of the health care accomplishment. European Journal of Public Health Studies publishes theoretical and experimental investigations related with the public health sector, including public health ideologies and policies, health education, public health organizations, public health interventions, community health, behavioral health, mental and physical health, health economics, hygiene, epidemiology, environmental health, occupational health, occupational safety, reproductive health, public health management, health economics, law and ethics,  health technology,  global health, social health, eHealth and mHealth philosophy. The journal considers both hypothetical and applied topics and publishes original articles, communications, intervention studies, study cases, books and book reviews, thesis, commentaries, short reports of the highest quality which may bring substantial contribution to the understanding of the mentioned disciplines. European Journal of Public Health Studies is published semestrial, online, in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and Italian. Printed copies of the journal are available on request. The research papers can be submitted online at submit@oapub.org specifying the preferred journal.

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