Information For Authors
Instructions for Authors
Submission Process
All manuscripts must be submitted through the journal’s Open Journal Systems (OJS) platform.
To submit a manuscript:
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Register on the journal website (authors may also register as reviewers)
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Review the Author Guidelines and Editorial Policies
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Log in and select “New Submission”
Revisions must be uploaded in the designated section and authors must notify the Editorial Office.
Types of Articles and Publication Model
The journal adopts a structured editorial model combining academic publication and institutional research output.
1. Original Articles
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Full-length scientific studies presenting novel data
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Structured format: Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion
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Peer-review: Double-blind
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APC: starting from €500
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Timeline: 2–4 weeks
2. Review Articles
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Systematic or narrative reviews of the literature
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Focus on state-of-the-art and critical analysis
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Peer-review: Double-blind
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APC: starting from €500–750
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Timeline: 3–5 weeks
3. Case Reports
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Clinical cases with educational or scientific relevance
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Emphasis on outcomes and treatment approaches
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Peer-review: Double-blind
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APC: starting from €500
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Timeline: 2–3 weeks
4. Technical Notes
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Innovative techniques, protocols, or device applications
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Practical and reproducible clinical value
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Peer-review: Editorial + external review
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APC: starting from €500
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Timeline: 2–3 weeks
5. Clinical Studies
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Observational or interventional studies on patient populations
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Includes prospective and retrospective studies
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Peer-review: Double-blind
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APC: starting from €500–750
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Timeline: 3–5 weeks
6. Short Communications
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Preliminary results or innovative findings
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Short format, rapid publication
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Peer-review: Editorial + external review
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APC: starting from €400
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Timeline: 1–2 weeks
7. Letters to the Editor
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Scientific commentary or discussion
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No abstract required
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Peer-review: Editorial review
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APC: optional / minimal
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Timeline: 1 week
8. Consensus Statements
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Expert panel recommendations
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High scientific and institutional value
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Peer-review: Editorial + expert review
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APC: variable / institutional
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Timeline: variable
9. Theses (Academic Publication Model)
The journal uniquely supports publication of academic theses, particularly from affiliated institutions such as ICAMP.
Theses may be:
a) Full Thesis Publication
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Published as academic document
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Maintains original structure
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Peer-review: Editorial validation
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APC: starting from €250
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Timeline: ~1 week
b) Thesis Converted into Article
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Adapted into scientific format (Original Article or Short Communication)
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Suitable for citation and indexing
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Peer-review: Double-blind
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APC: starting from €500
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Timeline: 2–4 weeks
10. Sponsored / Commercial Articles
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Industry-supported or sponsored content
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Clearly identified as such
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Peer-review: Editorial + compliance check
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APC: starting from €1000+
Indexing and Visibility
All accepted articles:
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Are published online with structured metadata
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Are eligible for Google Scholar indexing within approximately 1 week
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Follow a progressive indexing strategy toward major databases
Editorial and Peer-Review Process
All submissions undergo:
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Initial Editorial Screening
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Peer Review Process (when applicable)
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Editorial Decision:
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Accept
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Minor Revision
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Major Revision
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Reject
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The journal applies a double-blind peer-review system for scientific articles.
Ethical Standards
The journal adheres to:
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ICMJE (International Committee of Medical Journal Editors)
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COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics)
Authors must:
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Ensure originality
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Declare conflicts of interest
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Confirm authorship contributions
Language and Formatting
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Language: English only
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Clear, scientific writing required
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Manuscripts must follow standard academic structure
Production and Publication
Accepted articles undergo:
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Copyediting
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Formatting
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Proofreading
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Online publication
Proofs must be returned within 48 hours.
Final Note (Strategic Positioning)
JARM is designed to:
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Support academic publication for clinicians and students
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Provide rapid and structured dissemination
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Enable institutional scientific production (ICAMP)
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Combine academic rigor + practical accessibility