Health Section
This section is published under the scientific editorship of the Faculty of Health at University of Vlora.
Description
The Health Section is dedicated to publishing research in medicine, nursing, pharmacy, public health, and allied health sciences. It emphasizes empirical studies, systematic reviews, and applied research that improve clinical practices, public health strategies, and overall health outcomes.
Aim
To promote scientific knowledge and practical solutions in health sciences that advance medical care, strengthen health systems, and improve population well-being.
Goals
- Disseminate high-quality and evidence-based health research.
- Encourage interdisciplinary collaboration in health sciences.
- Support the translation of research into practice and policy.
- Provide visibility to emerging scholars in health sciences.
- Foster international collaboration and research exchange.
- Contribute to improving public health and clinical outcomes.
Research Topics
- Clinical medicine and diagnostics
- Nursing science and patient care
- Pharmacy and pharmacology
- Public health, epidemiology, and preventive medicine
- Nutrition, lifestyle, and health promotion
- Health policy, systems, and management
- Digital health and medical technologies
- Mental health and well-being
- Environmental and occupational health
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