Answers to common questions about the Journal of Preventive and Population Health (JPPHealth). Each answer points to the page that has the full details.

What is JPPHealth?

The Journal of Preventive and Population Health (JPPHealth) is a peer-reviewed journal on preventive medicine, public health and population health, with a special emphasis on occupational safety and health. See Aims and Scope.

Who owns and publishes JPPHealth?

The journal is owned by Care Hospitals Saudi Arabia and published by Waraqa Evidence Company, Riyadh. The website is hosted by Discover STM Publishing Ltd. See About Publisher.

Is JPPHealth open access, and under which licence?

Yes. All articles are free to read online and are published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) licence. See License Information.

Does JPPHealth charge article processing charges?

No. There is no fee to submit, review or publish an article, so no discounts or waivers are needed. See Article Processing Charges.

Is there a fee for corrections after publication?

Corrections made during author proofs, before publication, carry no fee. After publication, each approved correction request carries a processing fee of EUR 99.

How does peer review work at JPPHealth?

The journal uses double-blind peer review. Every research article is reviewed by at least two suitably qualified experts, and the Editor-in-Chief makes the publication decision. See Peer Review Policy.

Can I withdraw my manuscript?

Yes, before peer review begins. Once peer review has started, withdrawal is subject to editorial approval. See Guide for Authors.

Which article types does JPPHealth publish?

Original research, reviews (including current highlights, commentary and opinion papers), case reports, letters to the editor and images. See Guide for Authors.

How do I contact the journal?

Write to the editorial office at contact@jpphealth.com or to the Editor in Chief at eic@jpphealth.com. See Contact Us.