International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine

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Call for Papers

International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine welcomes submissions throughout the year from researchers, clinicians and multidisciplinary teams working across exposures encountered at work and in the wider environment, their effects on human health, and the surveillance, prevention and clinical practice that follow.

Regular submissions are accepted throughout the year.

  • Short nameIJOE
  • ISSN2690-0904
  • PublisherOpen Access Pub
  • AccessOpen access; the Creative Commons Attribution License is stated on each article
  • SubmitThree approved routes, listed below

What the journal is asking

Four questions, and the work that answers them

These are the questions the field turns on. A manuscript that answers any one of them belongs here, whatever method it uses to do it.

  • What are people actually exposed to, and how do we know?Industrial hygiene, personal and environmental monitoring, biomonitoring, and the analytical methods and biomarkers that make one measurement comparable with another.
  • What does an exposure do to health?Occupational and environmental epidemiology, surveillance and registry work, clinical studies of exposure-related disease and injury, and the mental-health and psychosocial consequences of work.
  • What removes the exposure, and does it work?Control measures, prevention and health-promotion programs, regulation and standards, and the implementation and evaluation research that tests whether any of it reached the people it was written for.
  • What should the clinician in front of the patient do?Exposure history, diagnosis of occupational and environmental disease, fitness for work, rehabilitation and return to work, and the case reports that make an unfamiliar exposure recognizable.

Eligible work

The evidence has to match the claim

Observational, analytical, methodological, clinical, surveillance-based, preventive, synthesis and policy or implementation work all belong here. A manuscript does not need field sampling, a clinical outcome, or experimental validation to be eligible; the evidence has to match the claim it makes.

Exposure may be chemical, physical, biological, ergonomic, psychosocial or environmental. Mechanistic and laboratory work is welcome where it advances understanding of real human exposure, its assessment, or its prevention. The test the journal applies is the connection to people: a study earns its place when its findings can be traced to human exposure, health, surveillance, prevention or care.

Already published here

Three examples of the range

Published articles show what the journal has carried; they are examples of the remit, not its limits.

Submitting

The approved routes

Choose one route. Authors must use only one submission route for the same manuscript.

An article processing charge applies after acceptance and is set out on the Article Processing Charges page. Decisions remain independent of fees, services, memberships, and editorial or reviewer roles.

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