The Advances in Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences International Journal welcomes original, scientifically reliable and ethically prepared manuscripts in medical, pharmaceutical, clinical, biomedical, public-health and healthcare-related disciplines.
Authors should ensure that their manuscripts fall within the journal’s scope, present a meaningful scholarly contribution and comply with appropriate research, authorship and publication-ethics standards.
Confirm that the manuscript relates clearly to medical, pharmaceutical, biomedical or healthcare research.
The manuscript should be original and should acknowledge all external sources accurately.
All listed authors should approve the manuscript and agree to its submission.
Include applicable ethical approval, informed consent, funding and conflict-of-interest information.
Diagnosis, treatment, clinical outcomes, medical procedures, patient care and therapeutic research.
Drug development, formulation, pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, dosage systems and pharmaceutical analysis.
Pathology, microbiology, immunology, molecular medicine, genetics and laboratory-based research.
Epidemiology, disease prevention, community health, healthcare systems and population-based studies.
Nursing practice, patient safety, healthcare quality, clinical management and rehabilitation.
Research connecting medicine and pharmacy with biotechnology, engineering, technology and health policy.
| Manuscript Type | General Description |
|---|---|
| Original Research Article | Presents original scientific research with clear methods, results, discussion and conclusions. |
| Review Article | Critically examines existing medical or pharmaceutical research and current scientific developments. |
| Systematic Review | Uses a transparent method to identify, assess and synthesize relevant studies. |
| Clinical Study | Reports clinical observations, interventions, outcomes or healthcare-related investigations. |
| Case Report | Presents an unusual or educational clinical case with appropriate consent and discussion. |
| Short Communication | Provides concise findings, preliminary results or focused scientific observations. |
| Section | Expected Content |
|---|---|
| Title | A clear and informative title accurately reflecting the study. |
| Abstract | A concise summary of the objective, methodology, results and conclusion. |
| Keywords | Relevant terms supporting subject identification and article discovery. |
| Introduction | Background, research problem, objectives and importance of the study. |
| Materials and Methods | Study design, participants, materials, procedures, instruments and analytical methods. |
| Results | Clear presentation of findings without unnecessary interpretation. |
| Discussion | Interpretation of findings in relation to previous research and clinical relevance. |
| Conclusion | Main findings, implications, limitations and possible future research. |
| References | Complete and accurate details of all cited sources. |
Authorship should be limited to individuals who made a substantial scholarly contribution to the research, analysis, interpretation or manuscript preparation.
All authors should approve the submitted version, agree to the authorship order and accept responsibility for the integrity of the work.
Academic rank or professional position alone does not justify authorship.
A non-contributor should not be listed as an author as a favour.
A genuine contributor should not be deliberately excluded.
Limited technical or administrative assistance may be acknowledged separately.
Research involving patients, volunteers, medical records, biological samples or identifiable personal information should comply with applicable institutional and ethical requirements.
Identify the approving ethics committee or institutional authority where approval was required.
Explain how participant consent was obtained where applicable.
Remove identifying information unless publication has been specifically authorized.
Provide trial-registration details where required for the reported research.
Authors must acknowledge all ideas, quotations, data, images, tables and findings obtained from external sources.
Copied, closely paraphrased, translated or previously published material submitted without proper acknowledgement may be treated as plagiarism or duplicate publication.
Submitted manuscripts may be examined for similarity and originality concerns.
| Element | Author Requirement |
|---|---|
| Numbering | Number tables and figures in the order in which they appear. |
| Caption | Provide a clear and informative title or caption. |
| Patient Identity | Remove names, registration numbers and identifying details. |
| Source | Acknowledge reproduced or adapted material accurately. |
| Permission | Obtain written permission where third-party rights apply. |
| Image Quality | Provide clear and technically suitable files without misleading alteration. |
Authors should disclose financial support, institutional assistance, commercial relationships, consultancy, employment, patents or other interests that could influence the research.
The role of the funding organization should be explained where it affected study design, data collection, analysis, interpretation or manuscript preparation.
Generative AI systems must not be listed as authors. Human authors remain responsible for the originality, scientific accuracy, references, data, confidentiality and conclusions of the manuscript.
| Stage | General Process |
|---|---|
| 1. Submission | The author submits the manuscript, author details, declarations and supporting files. |
| 2. Initial Screening | The journal checks scope, completeness, originality, academic quality and ethical information. |
| 3. Double-Blind Review | Suitable manuscripts may be evaluated by independent subject specialists. |
| 4. Revision | Authors may be asked to revise the manuscript and respond to reviewer comments. |
| 5. Editorial Decision | The editor considers the manuscript, reviewer reports, revisions and ethical requirements. |
| 6. Production | Accepted manuscripts proceed through formatting, proofreading and monthly issue assignment. |
The manuscript is suitable subject to remaining editorial and production requirements.
Limited corrections, clarifications or presentation improvements are required.
Substantial changes are required in methods, evidence, analysis, structure or ethics.
The manuscript is unsuitable because of scope, quality, originality, ethics or another major concern.
Editorial acceptance does not mean that the article has already been published. The manuscript may still require formatting, metadata preparation, reference checking, author declarations and final proof approval.
Authors should verify names, affiliations, tables, figures, results, references and other publication details carefully during proofreading.
The journal follows a monthly publication schedule. A publication-ready article may be assigned to an appropriate forthcoming issue after all editorial, ethical and production requirements have been completed.
Submission, revision or acceptance does not guarantee publication in a specific month.
| Journal Name | Advances in Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences International Journal |
| Online ISSN | 3117-7069 |
| Print ISSN | 3117-7077 |
| Publication Frequency | Monthly |
| Review Process | Double-blind peer review |
| Access Model | Open Access |
| Primary Scope | Medical, pharmaceutical, clinical, biomedical and healthcare research. |
| Originality | Manuscripts must be original and acknowledge all sources accurately. |
| Research Ethics | Applicable ethical approval, informed consent and privacy requirements must be satisfied. |
| Acceptance Guarantee | Submission, revision or payment does not guarantee acceptance or publication. |
Author Notice: Authors remain responsible for the originality, scientific accuracy, ethical compliance, authorship, references, permissions and integrity of their manuscripts. Journal content and policies should be reviewed carefully before submission.