We Accept

Submissions-Manuscripts,Case Study,Original Articles, Letter to Editor,Meta Analysis & Case Report.

Who can Submit : Physician Associates, Public health Professionals/Students, Primary health Care, Evidence based Science

Original Article & Review Article

The word count is limited to 5000 words, excluding references. Authors may include up to 40 references and a maximum of 10 tables or figures. Original articles are required to follow the IMRaD structure. The methodology section should comprehensively address the following components: a) the type of study conducted; b) the process used to calculate the sample size; c) the study’s statistical power; d) the method of randomization employed; e) the criteria for inclusion and exclusion; f) a clear definition of both primary and secondary endpoints; g) a dedicated section on “Statistical Analysis,” which should thoroughly describe the statistical tests and tools utilized for data analysis.

Word limit: 6000 words (excluding references)
References: Maximum of 60 references allowed
Tables/Figures: Maximum of 10 tables/figures combined

Case Report

Inclusion of video materials is permissible if deemed necessary. The document should not exceed 2000 words, with references not counted towards this limit. Authors are allowed to cite up to 10 references and include a maximum of 3 tables or figures

Letter to Editor

Format: Letter to the editor

Word limit: 1000 words (excluding references)

References: Maximum of 5 references allowed

Figures: Maximum of 2 figures permitted

Tables: No tables allowed

When writing the letter, adhere to these constraints carefully. Structure the letter with a clear introduction stating the main topic or issue, followed by supporting arguments or evidence in the body paragraphs. Include up to 2 relevant figures if needed to illustrate key points. Cite up to 5 high-quality references to support your arguments. Conclude with a concise summary of your main message or call to action. Ensure the total word count remains under 1000 words, not counting the reference list. Proofread carefully to present a polished, professional letter that adheres to the journal’s formatting guidelines for letters to the editor.