Journal of Advances in Medical Sciences and Artificial Intelligence

General Information

The manuscripts must be written in English and formatted with double columns and single line spacing. Only standard technical papers will be published for submitted papers. Manuscripts should be submitted in either Microsoft Word document or PDF file, adhering to our journal template. Failure to adhere to the journal template will result in the return of your submission. Your paper will undergo a blind peer review procedure and may undergo many modification processes before receiving acceptance notification from our journal. Authors are required to submit research articles of exceptional quality and significant originality for this aim. The study should be completed with appropriate conclusions that accurately represent the findings presented in the paper.

The recommended length for the technical article is typically between 12 and 24 journal pages. Authors are recommended to carefully review the information provided in the Journal_Template_jitmbh.docx.

Publishing Instructions

• Each article should have at least five keywords that will precisely highlight the main points of the research topic.
• The following are the recommended font and size for the writing content:

• Figures should be properly located in the text as an editable image file (.jpg) with captions on the lower cell. All of the original figures and tables are required to be placed at suitable locations in the text.
• The word count of the whole manuscript should be within 5000-8000 words, and the submitted manuscript should be in a double-column format. Please follow our specific journal template for additional guidelines.
• After acceptance, your research paper will be assigned a distinct DOI number for publication in our journal.
• For reference, APA 7th standard formatting style is recommended.
• For author guidelines and template, please see the Journal_Template_jitmbh.docx file.

Highlights

Highlights are not mandatory but strongly recommended for this journal, as they enhance the visibility of your work through search engines. The abstract comprises a concise set of bullet points that summarise the innovative findings of your research, along with any original methodologies employed during the study (if applicable). Submit the highlights in a distinct editable file within the online submission system. Please ensure that the file name includes the term 'Highlights' and consists of 4 to 5 bullet points. Each bullet point should not exceed 90 characters, including spaces.

Article Processing Charge (APC)

Authors must pay an Article Processing Charge (APC) in order to have their paper published as Open Access. This encompasses the costs related to every stage of the publication process, which span from overseeing the peer-review process to editing the manuscript and hosting the final formatted article on dedicated servers.

For publishing a research article in the Journal of Information Technology Management and Business Horizons, authors need to pay $500 as APC.

Publishing Timeline

Review time: Minimum 15 - 21 days

Submission to acceptance: TBA

Submission to acceptance: 30 - 45 days

Units, Nomenclature, and Mathematical Expressions

It is preferable for units of measurement and acronyms to adhere to the International System of Units (SI), unless another unit system is more appropriate. The numerical designations for the presented mathematical expression should be included in brackets and referenced in the text as illustrated by the following examples (e.g., Eq. (1), Eqs. (1)-(2)). In order to include mathematical expressions in Microsoft Word 2007 and later versions, they must be entered as an object using Microsoft Equations 3.0.

Reference Style

A bibliography containing up-to-date references on the present state of technology in the field is located after the conclusions of the study. To obtain specific instructions on how to compile a list of references and properly cite them within the text, authors are recommended to consult the introduction and refer to the provided sample list in the Authors' Guidelines Template.

Acknowledgements

Arrange acknowledgements in a distinct section at the conclusion of the piece, preceding the references. Avoid including them on the title page, as a footnote to the title, or in any other location. Enumerate the persons who contributed to the research by providing assistance in areas such as language support, writing aid, or proofreading the publication.

Language Editing Services

Please write your material using proper English, adhering to either American or British conventions, but not a combination of the two. For authors seeking information about language editing and copyediting services before and after submitting their work, please visit Language Editing Services.

Open Access

This journal is freely accessible to the public. Every article will be instantly and permanently accessible to all individuals for reading and downloading without any cost. In order to ensure unrestricted access, this journal requires authors to pay an Article Processing Charge (APC) for Open Access publishing. This charge can be paid by the authors themselves or by their research funder or institution and the details can be found about APC in the website.

After Acceptance

The Digital Object Identifier (DOI) can be utilised for the purpose of referencing and connecting to electronic documents. The DOI is a distinct alphanumeric character string that is assigned to a document by the publisher when it is first published electronically. The designated DOI remains constant. Hence, it is a perfect platform for referencing a document, namely 'Articles in Production', as they have not yet been provided with their complete bibliographic details.

Conflict of Interest

Authors must disclose any existing or potential conflict of interest, such as financial, personal, or professional relationships with individuals or organisations, that could inappropriately or potentially influence their work. This disclosure should cover a period of three years from the start of the submitted work.

Submission Declaration and Verification

The submission of an article indicates that the described work has not been previously published, except in the form of an abstract, a published lecture, or an academic thesis. It also confirms that the work is not being considered for publication elsewhere and that all authors have approved its publication. Furthermore, the responsible authorities at the institution where the work was conducted have given their approval, either explicitly or implicitly. If the article is accepted, it will not be published in the same form, whether in English or any other language, including electronically, without the written consent of the copyright-holder.

Changes to Authorship

This policy pertains to the inclusion, removal, or reordering of author names in the authorship of accepted submissions. Prior to the publication of the accepted paper in an online issue: Requests for author modifications, such as adding or removing an author or rearranging author names, should be submitted to the Journal Manager by the corresponding author of the accepted manuscript. The request must include: (a) a justification for the proposed change and (b) written confirmation (via email, fax, or letter) from all authors expressing their agreement with the addition, removal, or rearrangement. Once the accepted manuscript is published in an online issue, any requests to modify the author names, such as adding, deleting, or rearranging them, will be subject to the same regulations mentioned before and will require a corrigendum to be issued.