Submission Preparation Checklist
- The submitted manuscript must not have been previously published in any language or be under consideration by another journal.
- The submission file is in OpenOffice, Microsoft Word, or RTF document file format.
- Provide URLs for the references cited in the article, if available.
- The documents should be single-spaced, using Times New Roman font with a size of 12 pt, and should not include italicized text, except for URLs or specific proper names required in the respective field. All illustrations, figures, and tables should be placed appropriately within the text rather than being positioned at the end of the manuscript. The minimum image resolution should be 300 dpi, and images should be in .PNG format.
- The manuscript must comply with the formatting and reference requirements outlined in the Guidelines for Authors.
Copyright Notice
AUTHOR RESPONSIBILITIES
- Submitted manuscripts must not have been previously published in any language or be under consideration by another journal.
- Authors are responsible to the Editorial Board, the public, and all relevant regulations under the Press Law and Copyright Law.
- Authors/co-authors must not submit or publish manuscripts containing the same research content in more than one journal or publishing unit.
- Data, references, and other information in the manuscript must be presented accurately and comprehensively to allow for study replication. Any fraudulent data or intentional misrepresentation will be considered unethical behavior.
- Conflict of Interest Statement:
All authors must disclose any personal relationships or financial support from individuals or organizations that could unduly influence their research. Authors must specifically list any financial support received for conducting the study and/or completing the manuscript. - Notification of Errors in Published Articles:
If authors discover errors in their published work, they must immediately notify the Editorial Board to request a retraction or correction if necessary. If the Editorial Board or the journal receives third-party reports of errors in a publication, authors are responsible for cooperating promptly, including providing necessary evidence when requested.
PEER REVIEW PROCESS
The "Journal of Medicine and Pharmacy" follows a double-blind peer review process, consisting of the following steps:
Step 1: Manuscript Submission
Authors submit their manuscripts to the Editorial Board via email tcydhue@huemed-univ.edu.vn or through the website [https://huejmp.vn/](https://huejmp.vn/)
Step 2: Initial Screening
The Editorial Board reviews the manuscript’s format and structure according to submission guidelines. Authors are notified by email regarding acceptance or rejection (with reasons provided).
Step 3: Peer Review
- Manuscripts that pass the initial screening are assigned to two independent reviewers for a double-blind peer review.
- Reviewers receive an email with manuscript access details and the deadline for review.
- The Editorial Board collects reviewer feedback and sends it to the author for revisions. Authors may revise the manuscript based on reviewer comments or justify their stance in a response letter. This process may be repeated until both reviewers reach an agreement.
Step 4: Final Approval for Publication
- After peer review, the Editorial Board checks for plagiarism and submits the final manuscript to the Editor-in-Chief for approval and publication.
PLAGIARISM POLICY
Plagiarism refers to the intentional or unintentional use of another person’s academic work (articles, data, images, information, or ideas) without proper acknowledgment. The following cases are considered plagiarism:
1. Using another person's academic work while claiming it as one’s own.
2. Copying a significant portion of a work, even with citation, to form a major part of one’s own work.
3. Failing to cite a source when paraphrasing, rearranging words, or modifying phrases while maintaining the original structure or idea.
4. Using any academic work or existing data from other authors/organizations without proper citation.
5. Providing inaccurate information about an author or source of a citation.
6. Self-plagiarism: Reusing more than 30% of one’s own previously published work in a new academic publication without proper citation.
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