Peer Review at HPHR

Anthology - Mental Health - How to Submit to HPHR

Peer Review Guidelines and Ethics BCPHR — Peer Review Process Stage 4: After Submission Peer Review Process How BCPHR reviews manuscripts: single-blind, two reviewers, editor-in-chief decisions. ISSN 3068-8558 DOI 10.54111 Open Access · CC BY Updated April 2026 BCPHR uses single-blind peer review with a minimum of two reviewers per manuscript. Final decisions are made […]

About HPHR Journal

Anthology - Mental Health - How to Submit to HPHR

About BCPHR (Formerly HPHR & Harvard Public Health Review) BCPHR — About BCPHR Stage 1: Before You Submit About BCPHR The Boston Congress of Public Health Review: who we are, what we do, and why it matters. ISSN 3068-8558 DOI 10.54111 Open Access · CC BY Updated April 2026 BCPHR is an academic, peer-reviewed, open-access […]

Edition 72 – Fighting Poverty among LGBTQI+ Persons from Brazil: Socioeconomic Inclusion and the Experience of Micro Rainbow International Foundation

Edition 72 – Fighting Poverty among LGBTQI+ Persons from Brazil: Socioeconomic Inclusion and the Experience of Micro Rainbow International Foundation

Fighting Poverty among LGBTQI+ Persons from Brazil: Socioeconomic Inclusion and the Experience of Micro Rainbow International Foundation By Monica Malta, PhD, University of Toronto, Department of Psychiatry; Clarisse Cavalcante Kalume, BSc, Micro Rainbow International; Ivana de Pinho Ribeiro, BSc, Micro Rainbow International; Lucas Paoli Itaborahy, BSc, Micro Rainbow International; Isaque Lima, BSc, Micro Rainbow International; […]

“Precipitated Withdrawal” Chapter 6: Code

"Precipitated Withdrawal" Chapter 6: Code Featured image

The following is an excerpt chapter from Dr. Ryan Montoya’s upcoming graphic novel “Precipitated Withdrawal”. In this chapter, Dr. Montoya delves into the mechanisms of informed consent, and discusses how often physicians and patients miss that mark.

Edition 72 – Identifying and Dismantling Racist Narratives to Promote Health Equity

Identifying and Dismantling Racist Narratives to Promote Health Equity

Identifying and Dismantling Racist Narratives to Promote Health Equity By Caty Taborda, PhD; Nomi Sofer, PhD; Jennifer Beard, PhD, MPH, MA; Monica L. Wang, ScD, MS Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Citation Taborda C, Sofer N, Beard J, Wang M. Identifying and dismantling racist narratives to promote health equity. HPHR. 2023;72. https://www.doi.org/10.54111/0001/TTT3 Identifying and Dismantling Racist Narratives […]

Supplements

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Supplements BCPHR — Supplements Stage 3: Submit Your Work Supplements Sponsored special collections of related public health work. ISSN 3068-8558 DOI 10.54111 Open Access · CC BY Updated April 2026 BCPHR supplements are special collections of manuscripts related to a research study, intervention, or program. All supplement articles undergo the same peer review as standard […]

Edition 60 – The Bigger Point: The Significance of Wellness Initiatives in Health Professions

The Bigger Point: The Significance of Wellness Initiatives in Health Professions

The Bigger Point: The Significance of Wellness Initiatives in Health Professions By Angel K.A. Ogbeide, DDS Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Citation Ogbeide A. The bigger point: the significance of wellness initiatives in health professions. HPHR. 2023;60. https://doi.org/10.54111/0001/HHH4 The Bigger Point: The Significance of Wellness Initiatives in Health Professions Highlighting barriers to behavioral health care for healthcare […]

Equity Guidelines

Anthology - Mental Health - How to Submit to HPHR

Equity Guidelines BCPHR — Health Equity Guidelines Stage 2: Prepare Your Manuscript Health Equity Guidelines How BCPHR approaches health equity in published scholarship. ISSN 3068-8558 DOI 10.54111 Open Access · CC BY Updated April 2026 BCPHR publishes scholarship that advances health equity. These guidelines describe what equity means in our editorial context and how authors […]