About the Journal


The Journal of Public Health Research and Practice (JPHRP) is a peer‑reviewed scholarly journal published by FRIE. JPHRP is slated to launch in 2026, providing a dedicated international forum for rigorous research and practice-oriented studies in public health. The journal welcomes original research articles, review papers, case studies, community health reports, and policy analyses covering epidemiology, preventive medicine, health promotion, disease surveillance, health systems, and global public health issues. JPHRP encourages interdisciplinary submissions from public health professionals, epidemiologists, health policy experts, community health workers, and researchers — especially those addressing social determinants of health, health equity, and population-level interventions. All manuscripts undergo a rigorous peer‑review process to ensure scientific validity, methodological soundness, clarity, and relevance to public health practice and policy.


The journal supports contributions from academia, governmental health agencies, non‑profit health organizations, and grassroots public‑health practitioners worldwide. JPHRP emphasizes real-world impact: translating evidence-based research into actionable recommendations that improve community health, inform policy, and strengthen health systems. It promotes open and inclusive dissemination of knowledge to foster collaboration, shared learning, and capacity-building among global public health stakeholders. The mission of JPHRP is to advance public health research and practice — helping to build healthier, equitable societies by bridging scientific evidence, health policy, and community‑level action.