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Health Promotion Sources.1.1 مجﻻت مرتبط با رشته آموزش بهداشت و ارتقای سﻻمت الف- مجﻻت تخصصی خارجی N Name of Journal Index IF Publisher Subject Area 1 American Journal of Health Education Scopus - American Journal of Health Social Sciences: Promotion Health 2 Atlantic Journal of Communication Scopus - Taylor and Francis Ltd. Social Sciences: Communication 3 American Communication Journal Scopus - American Communication Social Sciences: Association Communication 4 Applied Environmental Education and Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Communication Communication 5 Asian Journal of Communication Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Communication 6 American Journal of Health Education Scopus - American Journal of Health Social Sciences: Promotion Health 7 Atlantic Journal of Communication Scopus - Taylor and Francis Ltd. Social Sciences: Communication 8 American Communication Journal Scopus - American Communication Social Sciences: Association Communication 2 N Name of Journal Index IF Publisher Subject Area 9 Catalan Journal of Communication and Scopus - Intellect Publishers Social Sciences: Cultural Studies Cultural Studies 10 Chinese Journal of Communication Scopus - Taylor and Francis Ltd. Social Sciences: Communication 11 Communication Disorders Quarterly Scopus - SAGE Publications Inc. Social Sciences: Linguistics and Language 12 Communication Quarterly Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Communication 13 Communication Research Reports Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Communication 14 Communication Review Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Communication 15 Communication Sciences and Scopus - The Korean Academy of Social Sciences: Disorders Speech-Language Pathology Linguistics and and Audiology (KASA) Language 16 Communication Studies Scopus - Central States Social Sciences: Communication Association Communication 3 N Name of Journal Index IF Publisher Subject Area 17 Communication Teacher Scopus - Taylor and Francis Ltd. Social Sciences: Communication 18 Communications Scopus - Walter de Gruyter GmbH Social Sciences: & Co. KG Communication 19 Communications Law Scopus - Tottel Publishing Social Sciences: Law 20 Critical Studies in Media Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Communication Communication 21 Discourse and Communication Scopus - SAGE Publications Ltd Social Sciences: Linguistics and Language 22 European Journal of Physical and Health Scopus - Akademia Wychowania Social Sciences: Education Fizycznego i Sportu Education 23 ESSACHESS - Journal for Scopus - SAGE Publications Ltd Social Sciences: Communication Studies Linguistics and Language 24 Evidence-Based Communication Scopus - Informa Healthcare Social Sciences: Assessment and Intervention Linguistics and Language 25 Global Media and Communication Scopus - SAGE Publications Ltd Social Sciences: Communication 4 N Name of Journal Index IF Publisher Subject Area 26 Health Education Scopus - Emerald Group Publishing Social Sciences: Ltd. Education 27 Health Communication Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Communication 28 Howard Journal of Communications Scopus - Taylor and Francis Ltd. Social Sciences: Communication 29 Human Communication Research Scopus - Wiley-Blackwell Social Sciences: Linguistics and Language 30 Health Education Research ISI 1.667 Oxford University Press Social Sciences: Education 31 Interface: Comunicacao, Saude, Scopus - Fundacao UNI Social Sciences: Educacao Botucatu/UNESP Communication 32 International Journal of Public Health Scopus - Birkhauser Verlag Basel Social Sciences: Health 33 International Communication Gazette Scopus - SAGE Publications Ltd Social Sciences: Sociology and Political Science 34 International Journal of Advanced Scopus - Inderscience Enterprises Social Sciences: Media and Communication Ltd Cultural Studies 5 N Name of Journal Index IF Publisher Subject Area 35 International Journal of Interdisciplinary Scopus - Common Ground Social Sciences: Studies in Communication Publishing Communication 36 International Journal of Strategic Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Communication Sociology and Political Science 37 International Journal of Communication Scopus - USC Annenberg School Social Sciences: for Communication & Communication Journalism 38 Journal of Continuing Education in the Scopus - John Wiley and Sons Inc. Social Sciences: Health Professions Education 39 Journal of Communication in Healthcare Scopus - Maney Publishing Social Sciences: Communication 40 Journal of Health Communication Scopus - Taylor and Francis Ltd. Social Sciences: Library and Information Sciences 41 Journal of Communication Disorders Scopus - Elsevier Inc. Social Sciences: Linguistics and Language 6 N Name of Journal Index IF Publisher Subject Area 42 Journal of Communication Scopus - Emerald Group Publishing Ltd. Social Sciences: Management Communication 43 Journal of Creative Scopus - SAGE Publications Ltd Social Sciences: Communications Communication 44 Journal of Family Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Communication Communication 45 Journal of Intercultural Scopus - University of Goteborg Social Sciences: Communication Cultural Studies 46 Journal of Intercultural Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Communication Research Cultural Studies 47 Journal of Science Scopus - Scuola Internazionale Superiore di Social Sciences: Communication Studi Avanzati (SISSA) Communication 48 Journal of International and Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Intercultural Communication Cultural Studies 49 Journal of International Scopus - Taylor and Francis Ltd. Social Sciences: Communication Communication 50 Journal of Organizational Scopus - Allied Academies Social Sciences: Culture, Communications Communication and Conflict 7 N Name of Journal Index IF Publisher Subject Area 51 Journal of Technical Writing Scopus - Baywood Publishing Co. Inc. Social Sciences: and Communication Communication 52 Journalism and Mass Scopus - Association for Education in Social Sciences: Communication Quarterly Journalism and Mass Communication Communication 53 Jurnal Komunikasi: Malaysian Scopus - Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Social Sciences: Journal of Communication Communication 54 Language and Intercultural Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Communication Linguistics and Language 55 Management Communication Scopus - SAGE Publications Inc. Social Sciences: Quarterly Communication 56 Mass Communication and Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Society Communication 57 Middle East Journal of Culture Scopus - Brill Social Sciences: and Communication Cultural Studies 58 Open Communication Journal Scopus - Bentham Science Publishers Social Sciences: Communication 59 Progress in Community Health Scopus - Johns Hopkins University Press Social Sciences: Partnerships: Research, Sociology and Education, and Action Political Science 8 N Name of Journal Index IF Publisher Subject Area 60 Political Communication Scopus - Taylor and Francis Ltd. Social Sciences: Sociology and Political Science 61 Popular Communication Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Communication 62 Review of Communication Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Communication 63 Social Work in Public Health Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Health 64 Science Communication Scopus - SAGE Publications Inc. Social Sciences: Sociology and Political Science 65 Studies in Communication Scopus - Elsevier GmbH Social Sciences: Sciences Communication 66 Technical Communication Scopus - Society For Technical Social Sciences: Communication Communication 67 Technical Communication Scopus - Routledge Social Sciences: Quarterly Education 68 The Southern Communication Scopus - Taylor and Francis Ltd. Social Sciences: Journal Communication 69 Tourism, Culture and Scopus - Cognizant Communication Social Sciences: Communication Corporation Cultural Studies 9 مجﻻت مرتبط با رشته آموزش بهداشت و ارتقای سﻻمت ب- مجﻻت تخصصی داخلی N Name of Journal Index IF Publisher Subject Area 1 Health Education and Health Promotion ISC - Tarbiat Modares University Quarterly (ENGLISH) 2 Health Education and Health Promotion ISC - Society Health Education and Quarterly (Persian) Promotion of Health and Sanitation in IRAN 3 Health Promotion Perspectives (HPP) ISC - Tabriz University of Medical Quarterly Sciences 4 Journal of Research in Behavioural ISC - Isfahan University of Medical Semi-Annually Science Sciences 5 Journal of Health Promotion ISC - Iranian Nursing Scientific Quarterly Management (JHPM) Assosiation Office 10 مجﻻت مرتبط با رشته آموزش بهداشت و ارتقای سﻻمت الف- مجﻻت بین رشته ای خارجی N Name if Journal Index IF Publisher Subject Area 1 American journal of health behavior Pubmed - Star City, WV : PNG Behavioral Sciences Publications, c1996 Medline 2 Advances in Health Sciences ISI 2.462 Springer Education, Scientific Education Disciplines - SCIE; Health Care Sciences & Services – SCIE 3 Criminal Behaviour and Mental Scopus - John Wiley and Sons Psychology: Health Ltd Psychology (miscellaneous) 4 Communications-European Journal ISI 0.595 De Gruyter Mouton Communication - of Communication Research SSCI 5 Communication and Critical-Cultural ISI 0.379 Routledge Journals, Cultural Studies - Studies Taylor & Francis Ltd. SSCI; Communication - SSCI 11 N Name of Journal Index IF Publisher Subject Area 6 Communication Culture & ISI 0.394 Wiley-Blackwell Communication - SSCI Critique 7 Communication Theory ISI 2.432 Wiley-Blackwell Communication - SSCI 8 Communication Education ISI 0.148 Speech Communication Communication - SSCI; ASSN Education & Educational Research - SSCI 9 Educational Research ISI 0.667 Routledge Education & Educational Research - SSCI 10 ISI 0.313
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