kmed Journal - Community Medicine

Kmed Journal of Community Medicine

Where Population Health Meets Public Action

Community medicine operates at a scale that individual clinical encounters cannot reach — where epidemiology becomes policy, where prevention outweighs cure, and where data-driven interventions shape the health of entire populations. Kmed journal of Community Medicine exists for the public health physicians, epidemiologists, and health system researchers working at exactly that intersection.

We publish original research, field studies, health program evaluations, and systematic reviews across the full breadth of community medicine and public health. Whether you are reporting disease prevalence in an underserved district, evaluating a vaccination campaign, or analyzing health inequities through primary survey data — if it strengthens the evidence base for population-level health interventions, it belongs here. Every submission undergoes rigorous peer review, and every published article is freely accessible to the global public health community.

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The Subject areas covered by the kmed Journals include (but are not limited to)

  • Epidemiology-Principles, Methods. Outbreak Investigation. Disease Surveillance
  • Biostatistics & Research Methodology-Study Designs. Data Analysis, Health Indicator
  • Health Systems & Policy-Organization Of Health Services, Health Economics, Health Policy And Planning
  • Environmental & Occupational Health-Air. Water, Sanitation, Climate Change. Workplace Hazards
  • Maternal & Child Health-Antenatal, Postnatal, Neonatal And Child Care, Adolescent Health
  • Communicable Diseases-Prevention. Control. Eradication Programs, Immunization
  • Non-Communicable Diseases-Cardiovascular, Diabetes, Cancer, Mental Health, Lifes Disorders
  • Nutrition & Health-Malnutrition, Obesity, Micronutrient Deficiencies. Food Security
  • Health Promotion & Education-Behavior Change Communication, IEC/BCC Strategie Community Participation
  • Global Health-International Health Regulations, Global Disease Burden, SDGs
  • Primary Health Care-Health For All, Family Medicine, Rural And Urban Health Service
  • School & Adolescent Health-Health Screening. Awareness Programs, Adolescent-Friendly Services
  • Occupational Medicine-Ergonomics, Workplace Hazards, Occupational Diseases
  • Disaster Preparedness & Emergency Public Health-Disaster Management. Pandemic Preparedness, Response Systems
  • Public Health Ethics & Law-Medical Ethics, Health Rights, Medico-Legal Responsibilities
  • Health Information Systems & Digital Public Health-E-Health, Telemedicine. AI In Health. Digital Epidemiology
  • Community-Based Research-Participatory Research, Social Determinants Of Health
  • Reproductive & Sexual Health-Family Planning, Reproductive Rights, HIV/AIDS, STD
  • Geriatric & Aging Health-Elderly Care, Chronic Disease Prevention, Quality Of Life
  • Pharmacoeconomics & Health Financing-Cost-Effectiveness, Insurance Models. Resource Allocation.

Editorial Board

Editorial Team
Editor-in-Chief

Dr Sunil Kumar D, Professor, Dean (Students' Welfare),  Department of Community Medicine & Public Health, JSS Medical College, JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research, India.
Email: sunilsclass@gmail.com

Associate Editors    

Dr. Rajesh J, Assistant Professor,  Department of Community Medicine & Public
Health, Govt. Kilpauk Medical College, Chennai , India.
Email: rajeshjmails@gmail.com

Dr. Vijaiyalakshimi Praveen,  Assistant Professor,  Department of Community Medicine & Public Health, Omandurar Medical College , India.
Email: drvijaiyalakshimi@gmail.com