Reporting Standard
Authors submitting to the Journal of Health Management are expected to adhere to the highest standards of accuracy, transparency, and clarity in the reporting of their research. Manuscripts should present sufficient detail and references to enable others to replicate the work.
01 Originality and Accuracy
Authors must ensure that their work is original and that all data presented are accurate, reliable, and free from manipulation or fabrication.
02 Clarity and Completeness
Research methods, study design, and analytical approaches should be described in detail to allow reproducibility and critical evaluation by other scholars.
03 Ethical Compliance
For studies involving human participants, authors must state that appropriate institutional review and ethical approvals were obtained, and that informed consent was secured where applicable.
04 Transparency
Any potential limitations of the study should be clearly acknowledged, and all relevant findings, whether positive, negative, or inconclusive, should be reported.
05 Standards of Discipline
Authors are encouraged to follow established international guidelines for reporting research in health sciences and management, such as CONSORT (for randomized trials), PRISMA (for systematic reviews), and STROBE (for observational studies), where applicable.
06 Acknowledgment of Sources
Proper citation of prior work must be provided to ensure due recognition of the contributions of others.
Important Notice
Failure to comply with these standards may result in rejection of the manuscript or retraction of published articles if serious breaches are identified.
