Public Health Science Award
Sanchita Sultana is a public health researcher affiliated with the Washtenaw County Health Department in the United States. Her indexed research profile is associated with tobacco behavioural health, a field concerned with tobacco use, behavioural determinants, prevention, cessation, and population-level health outcomes. The available Scopus record identifies four documents, thirteen citations, and an h-index of two. These bibliometric indicators provide a limited quantitative view of scholarly activity and should be interpreted together with the substance, relevance, and practical contribution of the research. [1]
Abstract
The Public Health Science Award profile recognizes the research activities of Sanchita Sultana in the context of public health and tobacco behavioural health. Her Scopus-indexed record currently comprises four documents with thirteen citations and an h-index of two. [1] Tobacco behavioural health represents an interdisciplinary area connecting behavioural science, epidemiology, health promotion, prevention, policy, and population health. Research in this domain can contribute to understanding patterns of tobacco use and to developing evidence-informed approaches for reducing tobacco-related harm. [2]
Keywords
Public Health; Tobacco Behavioural Health; Tobacco Use; Behavioural Health; Health Promotion; Disease Prevention; Epidemiology; Community Health; Health Policy; Tobacco Control
Introduction
Tobacco use remains an important public health concern because of its association with preventable disease, premature mortality, and health inequalities. Effective tobacco control requires more than clinical interventions; it also involves behavioural research, population surveillance, communication strategies, cessation support, regulation, and community-level prevention. [2]
Research Profile
The available bibliometric profile identifies Sanchita Sultana with Scopus Author ID 59130855400. The record contains four indexed documents, thirteen citations, and an h-index of two. [1] These figures indicate an established but comparatively focused indexed publication record. Bibliometric measures should not be interpreted independently of research quality, methodological rigour, authorship contribution, societal relevance, and the applicability of findings to public health practice.
Research Contributions
The documented subject-area alignment places Sanchita Sultana’s scholarly profile within tobacco behavioural health. This field has relevance to public health because behavioural patterns, social determinants, communication environments, and access to cessation resources can influence tobacco-related outcomes. Evidence-based tobacco control is commonly approached through coordinated prevention, cessation, surveillance, policy, and community interventions. [2]
Publications
The Scopus author record associated with Sanchita Sultana lists four documents. [1] The information supplied for this recognition profile does not include the individual publication titles, journal names, publication years, authorship order, or DOI identifiers. Accordingly, specific publications and DOI records are not attributed here without bibliographic verification.
Research Impact
The recorded thirteen citations and h-index of two provide measurable evidence of scholarly visibility within the indexed record. [1] Citation counts, however, are influenced by publication age, field characteristics, collaboration patterns, database coverage, and other factors. They therefore represent one component of research assessment rather than a complete measure of scientific or societal impact.[3]
Award Suitability
Based on the supplied information, Sanchita Sultana’s research area is relevant to a Public Health Science Award because tobacco behavioural health is directly connected with disease prevention, health promotion, behavioural health, and population-level public health. The professional affiliation with a public health department further provides contextual alignment with applied public health activity.
Conclusion
Sanchita Sultana’s available academic profile is situated within tobacco behavioural health and is therefore relevant to the broader field of public health science. The supplied Scopus indicators document four publications, thirteen citations, and an h-index of two. [1] These indicators provide a concise measure of indexed scholarly activity, while a complete recognition assessment should incorporate qualitative evidence concerning research quality, originality, public health relevance, and practical or societal impact.
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References
- Constructing directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) to inform tobacco cessation intervention research: A methodological extension using evidence synthesis. Healthcare, 13(22), 2837.
https://doi.org/10.3390/healthcare13222837
- rends and factors associated with depression among adults in the United States. European Journal of Environment and Public Health, 8(4), em0166.
https://doi.org/10.29333/ejeph/15676
- Disparities in adult mental health service utilization in the United States: A cross-sectional study. Electronic Journal of General Medicine, 22(5), em683..
https://doi.org/10.29333/ejgm/16747