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The Journal of Community Systems for Health (JCSH) is an open-access, peer-reviewed fair publication that considers articles related to community systems that create health in general, but also related to community health systems in particular.
 
We are a group of health systems and policy researchers aiming to help transform the conventions of academic publishing, and return control of the publication process to the scholarly community, following the principles of Fair Open Access (see more about Our values in "About the journal"). 
 
If you share these values, please join us in this adventure as author, reviewer or associate editor.
 

We recognize the significance of journal indexing for scholars. Our goal is to have the journal included in reputable databases, including PubMed. This is a journey with several milestones that we aim to achieve as soon as possible. Rest assured, all articles published prior to indexing will be indexed retrospectively.

Special Issue on Indigenous communities, Health and Wellbeing

2024-12-05

We are pleased to announce a forthcoming special issue from the Journal of Community Systems for Health, dedicated to exploring Indigenous communities as systems, sources, and enablers of health, mental health, and wellbeing. We welcome and encourage strength-based research, undertaken by Indigenous communities and/or in close partnership with Indigenous communities, from a wide array of disciplinary perspectives and methodologies.

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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024)

Published: 2024-10-01

Community members’ perspective on social accountability in the health system: a cross- sectional study from Tanzania

Ebba Hemgren Sigås, Hussein Kapuya, Stephen Maluka, Anna-Karin Hurtig, Miguel San Sebastián

Fertility concerns and COVID-19 Vaccines: Community-informed infographic design in urban Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada

Elizabeth Vernon-Wilson, Rand Hussein, Moses Tetui, Adrian Poon, Nancy Waite, Brianna Wiens, Shana MacDonald, Kelly Grindrod

An evaluation of community acceptability and adoption of the community-based TB care program using the diffusion of innovation model

Abebaw Getachew , Adam Silumbwe, Patricia Maritim , Peter Hangoma, Abebe Belete, Joseph Mumba Zulu

Ready to co-create? Considering pre-creation in care service development for older adults in the rural Swedish north

Frida Jonsson, Dean B Carson, Patrik Nilsson, Alexander Jonsson, Ashlyn Sahay, Anna-Karin Hurtig
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