RBC Journal of Sociology of Health and Illness
Journal Frequency: 2 Issues Per Year (Biannual)
ISSN Online: XXXX-XXXX
ISSN Print: XXXX-XXXX
Language: English
Publisher: ROSEBELT CONSULTANTS GLOBAL
About the Journal
RBC Journal of Sociology of Health and Illness – Summary
The RBC Journal of Sociology of Health and Illness is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing research on the social dimensions of health, illness, and healthcare. It publishes original research, theoretical analyses, critical reviews, and policy-oriented studies from interdisciplinary perspectives, promoting dialogue between sociologists, public health professionals, policymakers, and practitioners. The journal aims to enhance understanding of social determinants of health, health inequalities, and the complex interactions between society and wellbeing, contributing to evidence-based policy and practice.
The journal upholds the highest standards of ethical publishing. All submissions must be original, properly cited, and free from plagiarism. Authors retain copyright of their work while granting the journal a license to publish and disseminate it under a transparent licensing framework. The peer review process is rigorous and double-blind, ensuring impartial evaluation based solely on scholarly merit.
The Privacy Statement ensures that all personal information of authors, reviewers, editors, and readers is collected and used responsibly for publication purposes, with appropriate security measures and confidentiality. The Refund and Withdrawal Policies outline fair procedures for manuscript withdrawal and, in exceptional cases, refund of fees. The journal also provides waiver eligibility for authors facing financial constraints.
Additional policies include:
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Paper Prints Policy: Printed copies are available on request.
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Plagiarism Policy: Zero tolerance for any form of plagiarism.
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Archiving Policy: Ensures permanent digital preservation of all published content.
Together, these policies and practices ensure that the RBC Journal of Sociology of Health and Illness maintains integrity, accessibility, and high-quality scholarship, providing a trusted platform for research dissemination in the field of sociology and public health.
