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Journal of Preventive and Population Health

The Journal of Preventive and Population Health is a peer-reviewed journal and will focus on advancing knowledge and promoting research in Preventive and Population Health, with a special emphasis on Occupational Safety and Health. It aims to encompass multidisciplinary perspectives that address public health challenges, workplace health initiatives, epidemiological studies, and strategies for health promotion and disease prevention. 

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Original Article | May 31, 2026
Optimizing the pain assessment, intervention and reassessment cycle: implementing pain clinical pathway in the emergency department
Ahmed Zaki Mustafa , Dania amer , Mustafa Ahmad Alnamas , Aleena Babu , Meloveem Llanto Santiago
Year: 2026
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Background: Pain is one of the most common presenting symptoms at the emergency department (ED). Timely and effective analgesia is a key indicator of emergency medical care efficiency. Despite the significant improvement in pain management over time, insufficient pain control still occurs in various emergency care settings.Objective: Development and implementation... Continue Reading
Original Article | May 31, 2026
Adaptive behavioral responses in detox and rehabilitation: an observational study at ReLib center
Mohammed Abdullah AlHejji , Abubakr Elmotesim Abdulla Elamin , Hassan Ahmad Khubrani , Sameera Gamal Moubark Mohamed , Adam Mohamed Saber Mohamed , Amira Gaber Ibrahim Mostafa
Year: 2026
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Background: Substance use disorders (SUDs) require structured detoxification and rehabilitation. Patients often adapt to treatment environments by observing and responding to staff behaviors and institutional routines, described as Behavioral Manipulation Patterns (BMPs). Understanding these patterns is important for optimizing patient–provider interactions. Methods: A qualitative observational study was conducted at the... Continue Reading
Original Article | May 31, 2026
Effect of attendance at a hospitalbased breastfeeding clinic on exclusive breastfeeding rates at 6 weeks postpartum
Esraa Al holi , Mohammad Faris Hasan , Aubrey Espiritu , Mona Abdulfattah Edesokey
Year: 2026
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Background: Breastfeeding is important for both the baby and the mothers as it enhances the health of both. Exclusive breastfeeding is recommended till six months of age, but there is a decline in breastfeeding rates globally, including in Saudi Arabia. Breastfeeding clinics are clinics that offer quality care to mothers... Continue Reading
Original Article | May 31, 2026
Reasons for hospitalization in an internal medicine department: epidemiological, clinical, and diagnostic profile
Ilyas El Kassimi , Adil Rkiouak , Nawal Sahel , Meryem Zaizaa , Youssef Sekkach
Year: 2026
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Background: Internal medicine wards receive patients with heterogeneous and often multisystem presentations, and the reason for admission may not predict the final diagnosis. Describing admission reasons can support service planning and diagnostic pathways. Methods: We conducted a retrospective descriptive single-center study in an internal medicine department. We included all adult... Continue Reading
Review Article | May 31, 2026
Knowledge and practice among healthcare workers of first aid management of burns: a systematic review
Abdwahid Abdullah , Huda Ahmed Yuosuf , Rasha shams alfalah
Year: 2026
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Background: Burn injuries remain a significant global public health concern, and prompt, appropriate first aid is essential for reducing burn severity and improving outcomes. Healthcare workers (HCWs) play a critical role in providing early burn care and educating the public; however, their knowledge and practices regarding burns first aid may... Continue Reading

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College of Medicine, King Saud University

All about Adnan

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Journal of Preventive and Population Health published Volume 2, issue 1