About the Journal
The Journal of Community Health and Medicine (JCHM) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing knowledge and research in all aspects of community health and clinical medicine. The journal provides a platform for healthcare professionals, public health researchers, clinicians, and policy-makers to share evidence-based findings that address the health needs of communities and populations globally.
JCHM publishes high-quality original research articles, systematic reviews, case reports, short communications, and editorials that explore topics such as disease prevention, health promotion, healthcare delivery, epidemiology, environmental and occupational health, primary care, and the social determinants of health.
The journal aims to bridge the gap between clinical medicine and public health, encouraging interdisciplinary approaches to improve health outcomes and equity. Submissions from both developed and developing countries are encouraged, especially those that highlight innovative community-based interventions and policy-relevant findings.
The journal serves as a platform for researchers, healthcare professionals, and academicians to share original findings, promote scholarly dialogue, and foster innovations that contribute to the advancement of health sciences. To ensure broad dissemination and accessibility, the journal is available in both print and online formats, Print ISSN: 3105-6784, Online ISSN: 3105-6792 The Journal of Community Health and Medicine upholds rigorous ethical standards and peer-review practices, maintaining its commitment to advancing academic excellence and contributing to improved health outcomes globally.
Current Issue
This issue presents cutting-edge research addressing antibiotic stewardship and behavioral health interventions through rigorous studies targeting key public health priorities. Findings reveal prescribing patterns aligned with the WHO AWaRe classification alongside concerning levels of inappropriate antibiotic use among inpatients in a Pakistani tertiary hospital. Longitudinal analyses further demonstrate the effectiveness of a culturally adapted sleep hygiene intervention in significantly improving sleep quality among Pakistani nursing students over time, highlighting the importance of context-specific strategies in promoting sustainable health outcomes.
