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Authors Can Submit These Types of Papers

1. Original research papers: These are papers with original research findings that have never before been published anywhere.
2. Review papers: These are papers that entail a review of the literature of earlier studies that have been done on the subject. Unlike an original research article, these papers do not include any brand-new experimental findings.
3. Case reports / Case studies: These are papers that document unexpected or unusual events in a report of findings, clinical course, and prognosis of a specific patient. A review of the literature of other known instances may be included but is optional.
4. Clinical practice articles: These papers describe a group or series of case reports involving patients who were given similar treatment, but should not be based on a single case (single cases are published as Case Reports).
5. Scholarly book review: These are papers that critically evaluate a book usually to inform fellow scholars of the quality, purpose, and argument of a book and explain how it fits into the current literature.
6. Systematic reviews: These are papers that review the evidence on a clearly formulated question using systematic and explicit methods to identify, select and critically appraise relevant primary research, and to extract and analyze data from the studies that are included in the review.
7. Method articles: These are papers that describe a new experimental or computational method, test or procedure, and should have been well tested. This includes new study methods, substantive modifications to existing methods, or innovative applications of existing methods to new models or scientific questions.
8. Policy papers: These are papers that concentrate on certain policy issues and offer concise suggestions to decision-makers.
9. Short research articles: These are brief reports of data from original research. Editors publish these reports where they believe the data will be interesting to many researchers and could stimulate further research in the field.

Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission’s compliance with all of the following items:

• The manuscripts should be in English and in MS Word format.
• They have not been published or accepted for publication in any other journal.
• The e-mail address of corresponding author should be provided on the title page.
• Authors should provide an abstract on the first page when submitting papers for consideration.
• The text should be single spaced, applying a 12-point font.
• Illustrations, tables and figures should be placed within the text, rather than at the appendix.
• References/bibliography should be provided at the end of the manuscript.

More information on GPR Journals’ authors’ guidelines can be found here.

Peer Review Process

GPR Journals strives to provide the fairest and neutral evaluation system through double-blind peer review system. During this review process, identity of both the authors and reviewers are kept hidden to ensure an unbiased evaluation. One of the main objectives of peer review system is to improve the quality of the manuscript before publication. To know more about GPR Journals’ peer review process, click here.

Article Processing Fees

Publishing of manuscript involves many procedures like quality and plagiarism check, locating peer- reviewers, proofreading, copy editing, formatting, web maintenance, etc. These tasks involve certain costs which are compensated to some extent by the article processing fee, paid by the authors. GPR Journals requires Article Processing Charges of USD 100 that is billed to the submitting author following the acceptance of an article for publication. Apart from the Article Process Charges, there are no other charges. More information on GPR Journals’ publication charges can be found here.

Ethics and Malpractices Statement

The editorial board of GPR Journals is devoted to prevent publication malpractices, and any kind of unethical behavior is not acceptable. GPR Journals is a keen observer of the COPE toolkit guide on the expected ethical practices in scholarly publishing. More information on GPR Journals’ ethics and malpractices statement can be found here.