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Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) is dedicated to upholding the ethical behavior and standards of publication throughout the publication process. Key expectations of editors, peer-reviewers, and authors are summarized below:
The editor should do their duties impartially, without any kind of discrimination. The chief editor holds the ultimate responsibility for making the final judgment about the publishing of a manuscript.
The decision about the work will be based entirely on its intellectual and academic value, without any influence from commercial factors.
Editors and editorial staff are prohibited from divulging any information or material from the article to anybody other than the authors, reviewers, and editorial staff involved with the specific manuscript.
When there is a complaint or issue, it is necessary to adhere to the principles and procedures of the journal and follow a fair and reasonable process. It is imperative that authors are obligated to acknowledge and provide a response to any complaint or controversy. The chief editor should maintain any communication or documentation pertaining to grievances or conflicts. The submitted article must undergo a plagiarism screening process, and any instances of plagiarism found must result in prompt rejection without any additional evaluation.
Confidentiality must be upheld for any unpublished or rejected manuscript content that is disclosed in a submitted paper.
The author must guarantee that the submitted paper is entirely unique. If the author has included or utilized the work of others, it is imperative to appropriately reference, recognize, or quote such work. The author is required to get authorization in order to reprint any information, figure, or picture from external sources.
It is considered unethical and unprofessional for an author to submit the same work to numerous publications simultaneously. Manuscripts that fail to adhere to ethical publication practices will be promptly rejected without any more evaluation.
The author is required to disclose any possible conflicts of interest, including financial or other relevant conflicts, that might potentially influence their responsibilities as an author or the results and interpretation of their article. It is necessary to disclose the sources of support in the paper.
The author is required to provide the ethical statement in research that include human or animal subjects and must provide evidence of previous consent for the investigation. These investigations must adhere to the rules and requirements set by institutions, local authorities, national regulations, and international standards. If human subjects are involved, the author must get agreement from the subjects and must refrain from revealing any personal data or identifying information in any manner.
The author should promptly notify the chief editor if they discover any significant corrections or mistakes in their publication. This will allow for the required and appropriate rectification of the error through an erratum, addendum, or retraction of the manuscript.
Authorship in a paper should be restricted to individuals who have made significant contributions to the content of the article. Any other contributors who do not have a big impact should be mentioned as needed. The corresponding author is responsible for ensuring that all co-authors have given their consent to be included in the submitted paper and have approved the final version of the manuscript before to publication.
Reviewers are required to uphold the confidentiality of the manuscript and are prohibited from sharing or discussing it with anyone other than the chief editor.
Reviewers are required to promptly notify the chief editor if they discover any resemblance between the article under review and previously published content.
Reviewers are required to promptly notify the chief editor if they discover any potential conflict of interest with the authors of the article or any individuals involved as contributors to the paper. If it is considered essential, the reviewer must refrain from reviewing a submission that may include a possible conflict of interest.
Reviewers are required to notify the chief editor if any sources in the paper are not properly referenced or acknowledged.
The Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) publishes papers that are completely open access and need the payment of Article Processing Charges upon acceptance.
The Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) has implemented a clear waiver policy to assist researchers who are unable to cover the expenses related to publishing.
Certain writers may seek the removal of their work from the publication process subsequent to its submission. Occasionally, the withdrawal request is sent shortly after the first submission. However, more often than not, the request is made extremely close to the publishing date of the paper in the journal. Retracting submissions from publication results in the squandering of important resources and the significant amount of labor invested by editors, reviewers, and the editorial staff in processing the manuscripts.
In order to prevent the removal of a manuscript, we kindly ask the authors, particularly the corresponding author, first author, and guarantor of submission, to address the following concerns before submitting the paper to the Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ).
Only email correspondence regarding the removal of the manuscript will be taken into consideration. Please send your withdrawal request to submitpaper@traditionalmedicinejournals.com.
All research studies on humans (individuals, samples, or data) must have been carried out following the principles of the WMA Declaration of Helsinki . For studies involving human participants or their biological material, authors must provide a declaration from an authorized research ethics committee at the institutional or national level, indicating that the project was approved or exempted by the committee. Moreover, the author must confirm that the study was conducted in accordance with the ethical guidelines outlined in the WMA Declaration of Helsinki (1964). (WMA Declaration of Helsinki – Ethical Principles for Medical Research Involving Human Subjects – WMA – The World Medical Association) and its latest amendments or comparable ethical standards. If any doubt exists as to whether the research was performed following the 1964 Helsinki Declaration or equivalent standards (WMA Declaration of Helsinki – Ethical Principles for Medical Research Involving Human Subjects – WMA – The World Medical Association), The authors are required to provide a detailed explanation for their chosen strategy and demonstrate that an independent institutional ethics commission or review board expressly authorized the ambiguous aspects of the research project. If the work was exempted from gaining ethics approval, it should be explicitly mentioned in the paper, along with the reasons for the exemption.
An erratum is a revision made by the journal to address mistakes that were introduced during the editing or production of an article.
The author is notified of any modifications made to the journal during the proof stage, and it is expected that any mistakes are detected by the author and rectified by the publisher prior to the final publication.
If there is a problem with the original paper's scientific correctness or reproducibility, the authors can submit a correction to be published. Any time after an article is accepted, the author has the option to publish a revised version, called a corrigendum. Writers are encouraged to get in touch with the journal's editor so that the editor can assess the change's effects and recommend next steps.
Corrigenda are published when the original authors submit them when the scientific correctness or reproducibility of the original publication is compromised. A corrigendum is a modification that an author desires to put in their paper after it has been accepted. Authors should communicate with the journal's editor, who will assess the significance of the modification and make a decision about the most suitable line of action.
In Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) , we make sure that our published journals adhere to the guidelines set forth by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) for the conduct, reporting, editing, and publication of scholarly work in medical journals. Additionally, we follow the guidelines established by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).
The objective of the Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) is to uphold the precision of scholarly articles. If a mistake or misleading information is found, it should be swiftly and conspicuously rectified. If an inquiry uncovers fraudulent conduct, the publication in question will be withdrawn and prominently labeled for readers and indexing systems.
Occasionally, errors are discovered in published articles, prompting the Editor-in-Chief to notify readers of the mistake through the publication of a corrigendum or erratum. This will be a new article in the journal that rectifies the error and cites the original article.
Retractions are often issued when a paper has substantial flaws that undermine the conclusions, or when unethical behaviors like plagiarism or duplicate publishing are discovered.
At Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ), we ensure that we follow the most effective methods and comply with the rules set by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) when verifying a retraction.
The Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) is a completely open-access publication, providing unrestricted access to papers on the journal's website, including PDF versions. Our publication ensures that all published papers are forever preserved by CLOCKSS. Authors are encouraged to self-archive published papers on their personal or institutional websites, as well as on governmental and library websites, without the need for authorization.
Authors are required to upload any data and accompanying metadata resulting from their study to a suitable public repository (such as GenBank for gene sequences), if they have not already been included in the submitted publication or its supplemental materials.
The Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) allows for the placement of advertising on its website for online publishing. The Journal shall strictly adhere to ethical and widely acknowledged advertising procedures and will guarantee that its methods align with association policy. The Journal retains the authority to decline any advertisement that is considered irrelevant or inconsistent with the aforementioned criteria or the objectives and principles of Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ).
The Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) reserves the authority to decline any advertisement that is deemed unsuitable or inconsistent with our goal, and to discontinue accepting any previously approved advertisement.
Editorial clearance is required for all chosen commercials. Payment for all purchases must be made in its whole by the specified dates. The presence of adverts on these websites does not indicate approval of the advertised firm or product, and advertising is not permitted to influence editorial choices or content. Contracts and individual insertions can be cancelled until the closing date for the issue. However, any advertising cancelled after this date will be charged at the standard space cost.
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The Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) offers prompt, complimentary, and unrestricted access to its material based on the belief that providing free access to research promotes a broader international dissemination of information. The primary focus is placed on the interdisciplinary aspect of the work. The primary factors considered for the admission of papers are their originality, lucidity, and importance in relation to enhancing knowledge in the fields of pharmacy, experimental biology, and agricultural and medical sciences. The entirety of the journal published by HPI adheres to the universal requirements for papers set by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors.
Conflicts can arise in several domains such as finance, academia, commerce, politics, or personal relationships. Financial interests encompass several aspects such as employment, research money (received or pending), ownership of stocks or shares, patents, compensation for lectures or travel, consultancies, non-financial assistance, or any fiduciary stake in a corporation. If an author has any financial or personal obligations that could potentially create a conflict of interest, they must disclose these obligations, as well as any financial interests and affiliations that are relevant to the subject of their manuscript, apart from those already listed on the title page. Authors are required to disclose any conflicts of interest at the conclusion of their paper prior to its publication. Authors who do not have a conflict of interest should include a declaration affirming the absence of any such conflicts.
It is necessary to properly acknowledge in the manuscript's Acknowledgment section all the author(s) who have received financial support for doing research and publishing their work.
Irrespective of the source of funding for an article that includes original data, the corresponding author must explicitly state in the acknowledgement section that they had complete access to all the data in the study and bear responsibility for maintaining the data's integrity and ensuring the correctness of the data analysis. Statements that have been altered or statements that make a general claim that all writers had access to something are not considered appropriate.
The acknowledgements section should be positioned after the main body of the paper but before the references section. The document should contain a comprehensive list of contributors, details on the author's access to data, disclosure of conflicts of interest, including financial interests and relationships, and information about sources of financing and assistance. Authors are required to get written consent from all persons whose names are mentioned in the Acknowledgment section. The corresponding author must also verify that they have secured this permission in the Authorship Form.
All articles presenting data from research involving human participants or animals must undergo formal evaluation and get permission or a waiver from an authorized institutional review board or ethical committee. In the Methods section of experiments involving people, explicitly mention if oral or written informed permission was acquired from the study participants. Editors may require authors to submit proof of the official evaluation and endorsement from the institutional review board or ethical committee that supervises the work.
Recommendation against suspicious ethical problem with a submitted manuscript
Every person possesses fundamental rights that are inviolable and must not be infringed upon. The author has exclusive responsibility for tending to it. Participants in the research possess full autonomy and discretion in determining the fate of their (identified) personal data obtained through interviews or other methods, such as photography. Special emphasis should be placed on the depiction of vulnerable individuals, such as kids, sick, or refugees, as well as the utilization of pictures from a sensitive standpoint. If any participants wish to protect their personal information, the author must avoid disclosing identifying details such as names, dates of birth, biometric characteristics, or other distinctive attributes of the individuals studied. This should only be done if it is necessary for scholarly reasons and the participants have explicitly given written consent for their information to be published. Authors must get informed consent in cases of uncertainty. Simply covering the eye area in images of participants is insufficient to ensure anonymity. When modifying identifying variables to maintain anonymity, such as in genetic data, the authors must provide evidence that the alterations made have not affected the intended meaning. Consent from the subject is not required for medical/diagnostic pictures such as X-rays, brain scans, ultrasound, laparoscopy, and pathology slides images. Nevertheless, if there is a chance of obtaining unique information through photographs, writers must acquire the agreement of participants. Authors must get permission from the original source if they wish to reproduce published pictures from previous publications. The publisher assumes, without bias, that preceding publishing has collected the requisite and pertinent information on the consent of participants. Nevertheless, authors must ensure they give proper acknowledgment when using photographs sourced from published materials.
For children, adolescents, or individuals who are unable to participate in the study, it is necessary to get written informed permission from their parents or legal guardian. If verbal informed permission was acquired instead of written informed consent, it is necessary to explicitly include this in the publication, along with the applicable justifications.
As per the principles outlined in the Nuremberg Code and the Belmont Report, For informed consent to be valid, it must be provided voluntarily, without any sort of pressure, manipulation, or bribery. The editorial office thoroughly examined the submitted manuscript to safeguard the vulnerable group. If requested, the editorial office will furnish documented proof such as blank consent forms and any relevant discussion papers from the ethics board. Furthermore, the publication should include a clear and explicit justification for the inclusion of classification based on race, handicap, gender, ethnicity, illness, and other relevant factors in the investigations.
The protection of vulnerable groups and individuals
In addition to obtaining informed written permission, authors must ensure that the procedures for clinical trials are documented in a publicly available registry prior to recruiting subjects.. The public registry must be accessible to all prospective registrants and handled by a non-profit entity. For reference, a list of eligible registries can be seen at the WHO International Clinical Trials Registry Platform (ICTRP). Moreover, such trials may also be enrolled at Clinical Trials.gov or the EU Clinical Trials Register and the trial registration number and registration date must be included in the Abstract and Methods section of the manuscript. In addition, any departure from the initial trial protocol must be highlighted along with its rationale.
In order to ensure the scientific rigor of published papers, all submitted articles undergo a rigorous peer review process conducted by esteemed researchers, the editorial and advisory team. Only high-quality submissions are accepted, and the overall quality is overseen by the Editor(s)-in-Chief or topic editors. Each member of the editorial team is a highly skilled professional in their own industry, hailing from many nations and locations throughout the globe. These people are highly qualified and with extensive expertise in publishing at a high level. The published papers accurately depict the latest study findings, presenting dependable data and providing an impartial and unbiased analysis of the outcomes. The highest quality standards are achieved by following the guide line of DOAJ Transparency & best practice and COPE CORE PRACTISE
Acquiring informed permission prior to medical treatment is essential from both an ethical and legal standpoint. Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) ensure the process of informed consent adheres to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) NCBI-NLM guidelines, as outlined in Shah et al. 2022
The Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) adheres to the Data Management and Sharing (DMS) policy issued by the National Institutes of Health (Data Management and Sharing (DMS) policy). This policy guarantees the fair distribution of scientific data that accompanies published publications to users, therefore fostering the rapid advancement of biomedical research. The sharing of published research article data enables the confirmation of research results, the accessibility to high-value datasets, and the encouragement of data reuse for future research projects. Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) strictly follows the NIH Policy for Data Management & Sharing to share the published article data. CHINESE TRADITIONAL MEDICINE JOURNAL (CTMJ) strictly follows the guidelines of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Policy for Data Management and Sharing . Our commitment to this policy ensures that any data associated with our published articles will be made available for sharing and dissemination in accordance with the NIH's regulations.
All journals published by HPI adhere completely to the guidelines set out by the Directory of Open Access Journals, which outline the principles of transparency and best practices in scholarly publishing available on https://doaj.org/bestpractice.
Manuscript prepared following the guidelines strictly substantially reduces the time taken in editorial processing and results into rapid decision.
Title page:
It should include article title, name of author (s), affiliations, full contact address of corresponding author with Phone, Fax and Email.
Next page will contain abstract of the article (150-250 words) followed by 5-6 keywords. The manuscript text will start from the subsequent page.
Body: The manuscript body will consist of
Conflicts of interest and financial disclosures:
Conflicts can arise in several domains such as finance, academia, commerce, politics, or personal relationships. Financial interests encompass several aspects such as employment, research money (received or pending), ownership of stocks or shares, patents, compensation for lectures or travel, consultancies, non-financial assistance, or any fiduciary stake in a corporation. Authors must disclose any financial or personal obligations that could potentially create a conflict of interest. This includes mentioning any financial interests and affiliations that are relevant to the subject of their manuscript, in addition to those already listed on the title page. Authors are required to disclose any conflicts of interest at the conclusion of their paper prior to publication. Authors who do not have a conflict of interest should include a declaration affirming the absence of any such conflicts.
Please note that Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) follows the following Reference Style, Citation Style Name Year and Numbering Style Chapter Content.
Morse 2009 (Single Author) ; Morse and Buhler 1997; (Double Author) ; Jiménez et al. 2000 (Multiple author); Barrera 2006, 2020/ Morse and Buhler 1997, 2019/ Jiménez et al. 2000, 2005, 2010 (Multiple work of a single/double/ multiple author); (Savory and Butterfield 1999; Savory Global 2019) – Multiple citations in favor of single fact
As part of the submission process, writers must confirm that their submission complies with all of the aforementioned material. Submissions that do not correspond to the author rules may be returned to the authors.
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After our reviewing panel accepts a paper, we collect a modest fee from the authors as manuscript processing charges. The price amount is contingent upon several criteria, such as the author's association and the length of the document. Prior to submitting their work, authors must check the following website for information regarding fees: https://traditionalmedicinejournals.com/ evertheless, the publishing of an article in our magazine does not depend on the author's capacity to pay the price. Deserving and needy authors are also given a partial remission in the charge. Preference is given to emerging researchers in the waiver process.
Author (s) will submit an an CHINESE TRADITIONAL MEDICINE JOURNAL (CTMJ) Author Agreement Form in the specified format for copyright transfer and declare about authenticity of the literature and originality of the data.
Non-native English-speaking researchers sometimes encounter difficulty in getting their work published owing to submission rejections based on insufficient English proficiency. The dissemination of excellent research work is hindered by the poor quality of English used. Despite the suitability of the data and results for publication, they remain obscured by the inadequacy of the English language. Authors are required to write the paper in English (US) with meticulous attention to sentence form and the elimination of any grammatical errors. This will ensure that the work is eligible for review and publication by the Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ).
Prior to assessment by a topic editor, all papers submitted to the Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) pass a thorough completeness check. Afterwards, the article undergoes evaluation by two external reviewers who possess expertise in the pertinent subject matter. Although the editor considers the peer-reviewed reports, they have no need to adhere to the suggestions given by the reviewers when reaching a decision. If any problems are highlighted by either a single reviewer or the editor, the work may be rejected. The authors will be provided with the editorial decision in conjunction with the peer review reports.
The process of selecting reviewers for peer review is a crucial component of the publication process, and several aspects are carefully considered. These factors encompass the reviewer's proficiency, standing, endorsements, possible conflicts of interest, and previous track record. We give priority to reviewers who demonstrate promptness, meticulousness, logical thinking, and a collaborative demeanor. Exhibiting exceptional performance in these domains is much esteemed in our evaluation procedure conducted by peers.
The Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) utilizes a stringent double-blind peer-review mechanism to guarantee absolute anonymity between authors and reviewers. HPI prioritizes the delivery of impartial and equitable assessments, ensuring that neither the author nor the reviewer is given preferential treatment. The peer-review process is conducted in accordance with rigorous norms.
The Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) adheres to a rigorous double-blind peer-review method, ensuring that the identities of authors and reviewers are kept completely anonymous. The Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal (CTMJ) prioritizes impartial evaluation, free from any prejudice towards authors or reviewers. The following is a description of the peer review method.
This peer review policy and procedure is based on https://www.elsevier.com/en-gb/reviewers/what-is-peer-review and https://grants.nih.gov/policy/peer/index.htm#new
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