GUIDELINES FOR AUTHORS

The International Journal of Pure Medical Frontiers (IJPMF) is committed to publishing high-quality, original, and impactful research in the field of medical and healthcare sciences. Authors are invited to submit scholarly manuscripts that contribute to scientific advancement, medical innovation, clinical excellence, and global healthcare development. All submissions must strictly follow the journal guidelines to ensure a transparent, ethical, and high-standard publication process.

Types of Manuscripts Accepted

The International Journal of Pure Medical Frontiers (IJPMF) welcomes the following categories of scholarly contributions:

  • Original Research Articles:
    Full-length manuscripts presenting innovative research findings with clear objectives, sound methodology, and significant scientific contribution.
  • Review Articles:
    Critical and comprehensive reviews of existing literature that provide updated knowledge and analytical perspectives on specific medical and healthcare topics.
  • Clinical Studies & Case Reports:
    Detailed clinical investigations, case analyses, and evidence-based medical observations relevant to healthcare practice and medical science.
  • Short Communications:
    Concise research reports highlighting emerging findings, innovative techniques, or important scientific observations.

Manuscript Preparation Guidelines

Authors are requested to prepare manuscripts in a clear, professional, and academically appropriate format.

  • Language: English (clear, concise, and grammatically accurate)
  • File Format: MS Word (.doc / .docx)
  • Font Style: Times New Roman
  • Font Size: 12 pt
  • Line Spacing: Double
  • Text Alignment: Justified
  • Page Margin: 1 inch on all sides

Recommended Word Limit

  • Research Articles: 4000–6000 words
  • Review Articles: Up to 8000 words
  • Short Communications / Case Reports: 1500–3000 words

Manuscript Structure

Submitted manuscripts should follow the standard academic structure given below:

  • Title Page:
    Title of the manuscript, author(s) name, institutional affiliation, and corresponding author email address.
  • Abstract:
    A concise summary of the research (maximum 250 words) including objectives, methodology, results, and conclusion.
  • Keywords:
    4–6 relevant keywords for indexing and discoverability.
  • Introduction:
    Background of the study, research problem, objectives, and significance.
  • Materials and Methods:
    Detailed methodology, experimental design, data collection, and analytical procedures.
  • Results and Discussion:
    Presentation, interpretation, and scientific discussion of findings supported by tables and figures where necessary.
  • Conclusion:
    Summary of major findings, implications, and future research scope.
  • References:
    Properly formatted references using APA or Vancouver referencing style consistently throughout the manuscript.
  • Tables & Figures:
    Clearly numbered, properly labeled, and high-quality images with descriptive captions.

Submission Guidelines

  • Manuscripts should be submitted through the official journal submission system or journal email.
  • Authors must submit a cover letter confirming originality, authorship responsibility, and exclusive submission to IJPMF.
  • The corresponding author should ensure that all co-authors approve the final manuscript before submission.

Peer Review Process

  • All submitted manuscripts undergo a rigorous double-blind peer-review process.
  • Reviewer comments and suggestions must be addressed carefully by the authors.
  • The Editorial Board reserves the right to accept, reject, or request revisions for submitted manuscripts.
  • Final publication decisions are based on research quality, originality, relevance, and ethical standards.

Ethical Responsibilities of Authors

Authors are expected to follow internationally accepted ethical research and publication practices.

  • Any conflict of interest must be clearly disclosed
  • Funding agencies and institutional support should be properly acknowledged
  • Research data should be accurate, authentic, and reliable
  • Authors are responsible for maintaining academic honesty and scientific integrity