Diretrizes para submissão

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Documents to be sent at the time of submission:

  1. Unidentified manuscript

This document must be sent in ".doc" or ".docx" format and must be formatted according to the submission rules in  the journal's template.

It should not contain any mention of the name of the authors, nor of the Institution to which they belong. Any type of information identifying the authors should be replaced by: "[deleted for peer review]".

  1. Cover Page

This document must be submitted in ".doc" or ".docx" format.

  1. Declaration of Originality

This document must be submitted in PDF format. It is not an individual document, so regardless of the number of authors, only one file should be sent.

Documents to be sent upon receipt of accepted letter (after approval by the evaluators):

  1. Term of Authorization for the Use of Voice and Image

This document must be submitted in PDF format. It is an individual document, therefore, if the article has more than one author, a quantity corresponding to the number of authors must be sent, all with their respective personal data and duly signed.

  1. Video for promotion

It must be sent through a link that directs to the Google Drive platform, providing the publisher's permission and permission to download. The video must be recorded horizontally and be between 2 and 10 minutes long, not being less than or exceeding this time.

Note: The content of the video must be solely about the content of the article.

  1. Accepted manuscript (revised)

This document must be submitted in ".doc" or ".docx" format. It is the last version sent by the authors, after the evaluators' considerations.

  1. Proof of payment

It is essential to send the proof.

Submission Guidelines

RISI's editorial team prepared the Submission Checklist, a document that contains the step-by-step instructions for submitting a manuscript to the journal. We suggest that authors download it, before continuing reading this section, print it out and reserve it to use as a tool during the submission process. Below, we describe this process and present the rules for preparing a manuscript.

Once this is done, authors must make sure that their profile on the ORCID platform  is up to date in order to submit to our journal. Then, they must register their login and password on the journal's website. In the Registration and Online Submissions section, authors must correctly fill out the profile and select the "AUTHOR" option. At this point, if you are interested in joining our bank of reviewers, authors can also check the "EVALUATOR" option.

Then, select the submission language based on the language in which the body of the text of the manuscript to be submitted is. Subsequently, select the section you want to submit it; Check the sequence requirements by selecting the checkboxes that appear with instructions and reminders. Write a comment to the editor, if you deem it necessary. Then, select the "Author" option and accept the copyright statement if you agree with the guidelines.

The author(s) should then add the files to be sent, making sure that the manuscript has followed the following instructions:

  1. Preparation of the manuscript

After registering, the author must download the  journal's template, according to the specific section (Portuguese/ Spanish/ English).

 

Title

Must be present in Portuguese, Spanish and English languages.

Name of author(s)

It must be as the author(s) wish it to be published.

Institutional affiliation

Institution (ACRONYM), City – State (ACRONYM) – Country. Summary about the author (POSITION AND DEPARTMENT). ORCID URL. Email.

Resumo

O texto do resumo deve estar formatado da seguinte forma: (I) Fonte Times New Roman; (II) Tamanho 12pts; (III) Alinhamento justificado; (IV) Espaçamento entre linhas simples e sem recuos; (V) Até 150 palavras.

Palavras-chave

Use de 03 (três) até 05 (cinco) palavras-chave, separando-as por ponto. Devem ser definidas a partir dos Descritores em Ciências da Saúde – DeCS

Resumen

El texto del resumen debe tener el siguiente formato: (Y) Fuente Times New Roman; (II) Tamaño 12pts; (III) Alineación justificada; (IV) Interlineado simple sin sangría; (V) Hasta 150 palabras.

Palabras-clave

Utilice de 03 (tres) hasta 05 (cinco) palabras clave, separándolas con punto final.

Abstract

The text of the abstract must be structured as follows: (I) Times New Roman font; (II) Size 12pts; (III) Justified alignment; (IV) Simple spacing between lines; (V) Maximum of 150 words.

Keywords

Use 03 (three)  up to 05 (five) keywords, separating them with a dot.

Introduction

All paragraphs must contain a special indentation of 1.25cm in the first line. The text must be formatted with 1.5 spacing, no spacing after the paragraph, Times New Roman font, and justified alignment.

 

Quotes

Follow ABNT standards – NBR 10520/2023 and NBR 6023/2018.

- Direct quotation with up to 3 lines must be located within the paragraph accompanied by the author's last name, year, and page.

- Direct quotation with more than 3 lines must be located outside the paragraph, with a 4 cm indentation to the left, single spacing, size 11 and accompanied by the author's last name, year and page.

Figures

Figures should be listed in order of appearance in the text (Figure 1, Figure 2, Figure 3, etc.). They should be formatted as follows: bold numbering, size 12, and single spacing; figure title in size 12 and single spacing; and font size 11 and single spacing. The figure and title should be centered, and the font should be aligned to the left.

Tables

Tables should be listed in order of appearance in the text (Table 1, Table 2, Table 3, etc.). Tables should be formatted as follows: internal text font size 10; bold title, size 12, single and centered spacing; font size 11, single-spaced and left-aligned; single line spacing; open side edges; AutoFit window.

Boards

The boards should be listed in order of their appearance in the text (Table 1, Table 2, Table 3, etc.). Boards should be formatted as follows: internal text font size 10; bold title, size 12, single and centered spacing; font size 11, single-spaced and left-aligned; single line spacing; AutoTune window.

References

Follow ABNT standards – NBR 10520/2023 and NBR 6023/2018;

References should be presented using Times New Roman font, size 12, single line spacing and left alignment.

 

The documents to be attached are:

1) Manuscript without identification;

2) Cover Page;

3) Declaration of Authorship and Originality;

Once the files have been sent, the next step is to insert the metadata of the article and the authors, registering the title and subtitle of the article, as well as its abstract in the three languages; data of the author(s), including biography summary and links to Lattes and ORCID; registration of keywords also in the three languages and inclusion of bibliographic references. After verifying all the completed content, the author(s) must confirm the process by clicking on "Finalize Submission".

Note: The following precautions should be taken by authors when submitting a manuscript:

- In Microsoft Office documents, remove the author ID from the Document Properties.

- For PDFs, also remove the authors' names from the Document Properties under File in the Adobe Acrobat main menu.

- All information that identifies the authorship of the work must be excluded from the text. The authors' name should be replaced by "AUTHOR". If there are self-citations, replace them with "(AUTHOR, YEAR)" and in the references include them as: "Author. Year.". Information such as names of research groups and names of institutions should also be removed. Replace this information with the words: "[deleted for peer review]".   

Manuscript versions

  1. Original author's manuscript: any version prior to submission.
  2. Manuscript submitted by the author: version submitted to be considered for publication. This document must be unidentified as it will be sent for peer review.
  3. Resubmitted manuscript: manuscript reviewed by the authors after peer review and resubmitted for evaluation.
  4. Accepted manuscript: version accepted for publication to be sent for text editing. It is already a revised version by the authors. Information that has been deleted for peer review purposes should be re-entered in this release.
  5. Proof: version of the manuscript that has undergone text editing (proofreading, translation, formatting, and normalization) and is made available to authors for verification and approval for publication.
  6. Published manuscript: published version of the manuscript on the journal's website.

It will only be possible to change the manuscript up to the version of the proof. After the publication of the "published manuscript" version, a fee of R$350.00 will be charged to make each necessary change.

The versions "manuscript submitted by the author", "manuscript resubmitted", "manuscript accepted" and "proof" are confidential and, under no circumstances, may be shared with third parties. These versions should remain accessible only to those directly involved in the editorial flow: editors, authors and, when necessary, reviewers.

Dossier organization

The Ibero-American Journal of Integrative Health encourages the organization of special issues on specific topics in Health. The dossiers are editions organized by guests, researchers and professors. In the organization of the dossiers, they will be observed in terms of inter-institutional character and address themes of relevance to the distinct area specified to the Focus and Scope of the journal. The objective of the dossier is to broaden the academic debate, foster research exchanges and/or deepen training experiences in research and/or teaching with the national and international scientific community.

The evaluation of the dossier proposal takes place in two stages: First, the proponent(s) must send the dossier syllabus, with the name and institutional identification of the proponents (three, at most, and one of them with a doctoral degree), as well as with the titles of the papers, authors and institutional affiliation (Institution, department and graduate program). Authors must follow the guidelines for submission. The organizers will be responsible for sending the material.