GHSP Is Moving Toward a Sustainable Future

Thank you for your patience as Global Health: Science and Practice (GHSP) transitions to a new publishing model.

GHSP remains committed to sharing evidence and experience from global health programs implemented under real-world conditions with public health practitioners, researchers, policymakers, and decision-makers around the world. The journal will continue its mission of making practical evidence available to the global health community free of charge.

With support from sponsors, GHSP is beginning a transition to a more sustainable future. This includes moving to a new publishing platform and building a broader community of partners to support the journal over the long term. We appreciate your patience during this transition and look forward to continuing to serve the global health community.

In the meantime, access GHSP full-text articles on PubMed Central, where our articles are archived and remain available during this transition.

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Our Core Mission

Practical evidence belongs in the hands of practitioners, not behind a paywall.

We invite organizations to contribute to sustaining and expanding a proven platform that bridges the gap between knowledge and action in global health programs.

Learn more about GHSP’s Sponsorship Opportunities.

Our Global Reach and Rigor

0 reader and author fees

13 years of publication

100%PubMed Indexed

1 million+ annual readers

210+ countries reached

63% of authors from LMICs

13,000+ references in policy documents, news articles, and social media

~80% of readers report applying GHSP insights in programs, research, and policy

2.5 impact factor

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All peer-reviewed articles are accessible, ensuring continuity of evidence for public health action.

"GHSP has carved out its niche by emphasizing the translation of evidence into practice. GHSP prioritizes research that is not only rigorous but also directly applicable to real-world health interventions and programs."

--GHSP author, Bangladesh