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GENCARE: Journal of Health Empowerment and Community Innovation is a peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal focusing on the implementation and evaluation of community-based health empowerment programs and applied health innovations, particularly in nursing and midwifery. GENCARE provides a scholarly platform for disseminating evidence-based initiatives and program outcomes that address identified community health needs through health education, capacity building, practical skills training, participatory approaches, and sustainable health practices.
GENCARE publishes scholarly reports on health programs implemented in collaboration with community members, healthcare professionals, academic institutions, and relevant stakeholders. Its primary areas include patient and family empowerment, self-care education, caregiver training, maternal and child health education, chronic disease self-management, community health literacy, and participatory health innovations. Submitted manuscripts should clearly describe identified community health needs, program objectives, implementation methods, meaningful community participation, evaluation procedures, documented outcomes, practical benefits, and potential sustainability. The journal emphasizes the practical application of scientific knowledge to improve individual, family, and community health through community-engaged programs rather than conventional studies without a community-based implementation component.


