Section Policies

NEXURA: Litera Journal of Public Health and Community Systems publishes high-quality scholarly articles in the fields of public health, community health systems, epidemiology, health policy, digital health, medical records and health information systems, preventive medicine, environmental health, health promotion, healthcare management, artificial intelligence in healthcare, and related interdisciplinary health sciences.

The journal welcomes scientific contributions that support the advancement of evidence-based public health practices, sustainable healthcare systems, and community well-being at local, national, and global levels.

The journal accepts the following article categories:

Original Research Articles

Original Research Articles report novel findings derived from quantitative, qualitative, mixed-method, clinical-community, epidemiological, health systems, digital health, or community-based research. Articles should present a clear research objective, rigorous methodology, valid analysis, and meaningful contributions to scientific knowledge and public health practice.

Topics may include, but are not limited to:

Public health interventions
Epidemiological studies
Community empowerment programs
Healthcare system evaluation
Environmental and occupational health
Nutrition and health promotion
Health information systems and medical records
Artificial intelligence and digital health technologies
Healthcare policy and management

Review Articles

Review Articles critically evaluate and synthesize current evidence on significant public health and healthcare-related issues. The journal encourages systematic reviews, scoping reviews, integrative reviews, and meta-analyses that provide comprehensive insights and recommendations for future research, policy, or practice.

Review articles should demonstrate:

Clear review objectives
Comprehensive literature search strategies
Critical analysis and synthesis
Scientific relevance and originality

Case Studies and Community-Based Reports

Case Studies and Community-Based Reports present practical experiences, intervention outcomes, innovative healthcare models, or public health programs implemented in communities, healthcare institutions, or organizations.

Articles may include: