Ethical treatment of participants in public health research

Subheadings for informed consent template. The information to be included under each heading is given in the text.

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Particulate matter components and health: a literature review on exposure assessment

Exposure assessment methods for associations between long-term PM components and adverse health effects in cohort studies

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Annual Report of JPHE (2017)

We are pleased to present you the annual report of Journal of Public Health and Emergency (JPHE) 2017. In the past year, JPHE was growing smoothly, with 90 articles published and 31 experts sitting on the editorial board, and 3 more focused issue in process. On behalf of the editorial team, we would love to express our sincere gratitude to all the experts who have ever showed support and made contributions to JPHE. We hope to have more chances to collaborate with you in the year of 2018. For more information, please find the detailed annual report as below.

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Focused Issue: Publication and Public Health

Guest Editor: Tom Lang, Tom Lang Communications and Training International, Seattle Washington, USA.

The main purpose for this focused issue: 1. To discuss how to write a better research article; 2. To discuss how to properly document their research and statistical analyses; 3. To discuss how to prepare tables, graphs, and images for publication; 4. To discuss what ethical issues need to be addressed; 5. To discuss how to choose a journal; 6. To discuss how to communicate with the journal throughout the publishing process.

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Taking flight with Precision Global Health: a scoping review on avian influenza

A total of 1,753 titles and abstracts were screened, of which 694 were identified as relevant studies, 191 were excluded as duplicate studies, and 392 did not meet the inclusion criteria. Therefore, a total of 111 studies were selected for inclusion into the review.

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Save A Life (SALI) model: an intervention model to achieve development goals through public NGO partnership (PNP), capability development and evidence-based practice

The structured capability development program is built on a three-tier approach. The process starts by assessing the NGO capabilities based upon best-practice and locally-contextualized standards. The purpose is to identify areas for improvement and to design tailored capability building program to enable the partner NGOs to function as highly competent international organizations.

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How are water treatment technologies used in developing countries and which are the most effective? An implication to improve global health

Affordable and effective water treatment is a vital step towards reducing morbidity, as well as reducing health complications for the present and the future in developing countries.

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