General Requirements
Manuscripts submitted to IJER should be original scholarly work and should fall within the journal's aims and scope.
Authors are responsible for the accuracy of the information, references, data, interpretations, ethical declarations, and authorship details provided in their submission.
Manuscripts should not be simultaneously submitted to another journal while under editorial consideration by IJER.
Types of Articles Accepted
Original Research Article
Reports original experimental, laboratory, clinical, observational, botanical, phytochemical, pharmacognostic, microbiological, or related research.
Review Article
Provides a structured and critical review of published scientific literature relevant to Electro-Homoeopathy and related research areas.
Case Report
Presents a carefully documented clinical observation with appropriate background, follow-up, limitations, and discussion.
Short Communication
Reports concise research findings, preliminary observations, methodological developments, or focused scientific findings.
Experimental Study
Describes laboratory or experimental investigations involving medicinal plants, extracts, phytochemicals, microorganisms, or related scientific subjects.
Perspective / Scholarly Discussion
Discusses research directions, scientific concepts, historical developments, methodology, or academic issues relevant to the journal.
Manuscript Structure
The exact structure may vary according to the type of article, but original research manuscripts should generally include:
Basic Formatting Requirements
Language
Manuscripts should be written in clear academic English.
File Format
Manuscripts should preferably be submitted as Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx) files.
Title
The title should be concise, informative, and accurately represent the study.
Abstract
Provide a structured or unstructured abstract appropriate to the article type, clearly summarizing the objective, methods, major findings, and conclusion.
Keywords
Provide approximately 3 to 8 relevant keywords that describe the main subjects of the manuscript.
Tables and Figures
Tables and figures should be clearly numbered, titled, and referred to in the manuscript text.
Author Information
Each author should provide their full name, qualifications, institutional affiliation, city, state or region, country, and email address where appropriate.
One author should be identified as the corresponding author. ORCID identifiers may also be provided.
All listed authors should have made a meaningful scholarly contribution to the submitted work.
Ethical Requirements
Research involving human participants, identifiable patient information, biological materials, animals, or other regulated research activities should include appropriate ethical approvals, permissions, or consent statements where applicable.
Authors should not present unsupported therapeutic claims as established facts. The strength of conclusions should reflect the design and quality of the evidence presented.
Case Reports and Patient Information
Case reports should protect patient confidentiality. Personally identifying information should not be included unless necessary for scientific purposes and appropriately consented.
Clinical observations should clearly describe the context, intervention, follow-up, outcome assessment, and limitations.
Reference Style
Authors should use a consistent scientific reference format throughout the manuscript. References should correspond accurately to citations within the text.
Journal articles should include relevant details such as author names, article title, journal title, year, volume, issue, pages, and DOI where available.
Conflict of Interest & Funding
Authors should disclose financial, professional, institutional, or other relationships that could reasonably be perceived as influencing the submitted work.
The source of funding or research support should also be declared. If no specific funding was received, this may be stated explicitly.
Plagiarism & Research Integrity
Manuscripts should represent the authors' own scholarly work. Plagiarism, fabricated or falsified data, inappropriate manipulation of results, duplicate publication, and misleading authorship practices are not acceptable.
Submitted manuscripts may be screened for text similarity and other publication-integrity concerns.
Submit Your Manuscript to IJER
Before submission, authors should ensure that all required manuscript information, declarations, author details, and supporting files are ready.
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