Announcements

Journal Abbreviation: J.HPLA

Schedule to be issued: -  Issue 1   January - April, Issue 2  May-August, Issue 3 September-December

Every article will be reviewed by at least 3 experts in the field, double-blind, before being published in the  Public Health Policy and Laws Journal.

Articles published in the Journal of  Health Policy, Law and Administration are personal opinions of the authors and do not reflect or obligate editors' endorsement.  

The editorial board does not reserve the right to copy the content, according to the academic principles in the articles, but credits and citations should be referred to the source accordingly.

 

Call for papers throughout the year.  The article submitted by the author must be written according to the guidelines of the journal.  

The editorial board does not reserve the right to reference-copy contents according to the academic principles in the articles for educational  purposes, but the content of the article has been cited from the source completely

 

  • The journal hereby announces the publication fees for manuscripts

    2026-03-31

    The journal hereby announces the publication fee schedule for Thai-language articles, effective from Volume 12, Issue 3 (September–December 2026), as follows:

    • For general Thai research and academic articles, the publication fee is set at 2,500 THB.
    • For Thai-language articles submitted by Thai students in fulfillment of graduation requirements, the publication fee is 2,000 THB. 
    • For English-language articles, the publication fee is 100 USD, calculated based on the exchange rate on the date of payment.
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  • Change of ISSN and Journal Title

    2026-03-17

    The Editorial Board announces the journal’s title and ISSN change from  Public Health Policy and Laws Journal  to Journal of Health Policy, Law and Administration to better reflect its expanded scope.
    This change will take effect from Volume 12, Issue 2 (May–August 2026).
    The journal continues to serve as an inclusive platform for research and scholarship in health policy, law, and administration.
    It remains committed to high academic standards and rigorous peer review in line with international practices.
    The Board invites scholars and researchers to submit their work and thanks all contributors for their continued support.

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