Journal of Health and Sustainable Rehabilitation

The Journal of Health and Sustainable Rehabilitation is dedicated to advancing knowledge and practice in the field of rehabilitation with a strong emphasis on health sustainability. The journal aims to publish research that explores innovative approaches to rehabilitation that promote well-being, enhance quality of life, and ensure environmental responsibility.

Aims:

1. Promote Holistic Rehabilitation: Advocate for comprehensive rehabilitation practices that address physical, mental, and social well-being.
2. Sustainability in Health: Highlight research that integrates sustainable practices into rehabilitation methods and healthcare delivery.
3. Interdisciplinary Research: Encourage collaboration among healthcare professionals, environmental scientists, and policymakers to develop effective rehabilitation strategies.
4. Patient-Centered Approaches: Emphasize the importance of patient-centered care in rehabilitation, ensuring that diverse needs and preferences are met.

Scope:

1. Innovative Rehabilitation Techniques: Research on new methodologies and technologies that enhance rehabilitation outcomes while ensuring sustainability.
2. Environmental Health: Studies focusing on the impact of environmental factors on health and rehabilitation, including the effects of pollution and climate change.
3. Community-Based Rehabilitation: Exploration of strategies that empower communities to engage in sustainable rehabilitation practices and health promotion.
4. Policy Development: Research that informs policy decisions related to sustainable health practices and rehabilitation services.
5. Integration of Health and Environment: Investigations into how health systems can integrate environmental sustainability into rehabilitation practices.
6. Global Perspectives: Examination of rehabilitation practices in diverse cultural and geographical contexts, highlighting sustainable approaches tailored to local needs.

By focusing on these aims and scopes, the journal seeks to contribute to the development of sustainable rehabilitation practices that support both individual health and the health of our planet.