Focus:

Nusantara Journal of Community Health Service (NJCHS) is a scientific journal that publishes evidence-based, innovative, applicable, and community-oriented health service activities aimed at improving community health. The journal serves as a medium for disseminating best practices, innovations, and the implementation of science and technology that provide a real impact on communities.

Scope:

NJCHS accepts articles reporting community service activities, including but not limited to the following areas:

 

1. Health promotion and health education.
2. Disease prevention and risk factor control.
3. Maternal, infant, child, and adolescent health.
4. Reproductive health and family planning.
5. Community nutrition and stunting prevention.
6. Communicable and non-communicable diseases.
7. Environmental health and sanitation.
8. Occupational safety and health (OSH).
9. Community mental and psychosocial health.
10. Geriatric health and community services.
11. Community pharmacy and rational drug use.
12. Laboratory examinations and clinical pathology services in the community.
13. Community and family nursing.
14. Community midwifery.
15. Family medicine and primary health care services.
16. Public health and applied epidemiology.
17. Appropriate technology and health innovations for communities.
18. Telemedicine and the use of digital technology in health community service.
19. Community empowerment, health cadres, schools, Islamic boarding schools, and partner villages.
20. Interprofessional collaboration in community service.
21. Community service based on culture, local wisdom, and community empowerment.

Implementation of health policies and strengthening of health service systems.