Rules for publishing author's materials in the "Non Nocere. New Therapeutic Journal"
Non Nocere is a scientific and practical journal for therapists, endocrinologists, cardiologists and doctors of other therapeutic specialties. The main focus of the publication is professional activity and everything that concerns a doctor as a specialist and as a person. Lectures and literature reviews, articles on new diagnostic methods and other important information for practicing physicians are published.
"Non Nocere. New Therapeutic Journal " is accepting the following manuscripts:
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Lectures — clinically oriented reviews, performed by a generalist, including sections on epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnostic methods, treatment and prevention. The volume of text up to 12000 pp (including sources of literature, captions to figures and tables), up to 80 sources of literature.
- Literature reviews — have a more specialized focus than lectures. The volume of the text is up to 12000 pp (including sources of literature, figure captions and tables), up to 50 sources of literature.
- Clinical case — a brief, informative report presenting a complex diagnostic problem and an explanation of how to solve it or a rare clinical case. Text volume up to 3600 pp (including sources of literature, figure captions and tables), up to 5 sources of literature, without abstract.
- Advanced article — up to 7200 pages (including sources of literature, figure captions and tables), up to 15 sources of literature.
- Opinion on the problem, commentary — provides informing the reader about thematic issues raised in the published (or to be published) article and related disciplines. The volume of the text does not exceed 3600 pp.
Author information
To be submitted on a separate sheet, where the full name, place of work of all authors, their positions and photos with a minimum resolution of 300x300 pixels are indicated; full contact information is necessarily indicated for one (or more) author and includes e-mail, available phone number.
Conflict of interest/funding information
The document contains the authors' disclosure of possible relationships with industrial and financial organizations that may lead to a conflict of interest in connection with the material presented in the manuscript. It is desirable to list the sources of funding for the work. If there is no conflict of interest, it is written: "No conflict of interest is declared".
A conflict of interest arises when an author (or organization represented by that author), reviewer, or editor has a financial or personal relationship that adversely affects actions and decision-making. Not all such relationships involve a conflict of interest.
The potential for a conflict of interest may exist whether or not an individual believes that the relationship influences his or her scientific judgment. Financial relationships (such as employment, consulting, equity ownership, honoraria, paid peer review) are the most easily identifiable examples of conflicts of interest that can undermine the credibility of a journal, particular authors, and science in general. However, conflicts can also occur for other reasons, such as personal relationships, academic competition, and intellectual enthusiasm.
The author(s) should indicate the role of the sponsor of the work, if any, in the design of the study, in the collection, analysis and interpretation of data, in the writing of the report, and in the decision to submit the report for publication. If the above aspects of the work were carried out without the involvement of the sponsor(s), the authors should also indicate this.
The information is provided on a separate sheet.
Overlapping publications
The author(s) should inform the Editorial Board of all previous publications of the work in a cover letter, viz:
- Submission of a manuscript to two editions. It is not allowed to send to the Editorial Board works that have already been sent to other editions or printed in them. If such an article is found in another edition, the Editorial Board reserves the right to refuse further cooperation to all co-authors.
- Duplicate publication and permissible republication. Duplicate (double) publication is a double publication of an article that is substantially the same as another already published in print or electronic publications.
Such publication is possible when: the article is of public health interest and is printed with obligatory reference to the initial publication; the article is rejected by another publication, the article is a complete description of the work following the publication of the initial report.
Plagiarism
Plagiarism is using someone else's published or unpublished ideas or words (or other intellectual property) without attribution or permission and presenting them as new and original rather than as derived from existing sources.
The meaning and purpose of plagiarism is to mislead readers about the contributions of the plagiarizer. The term applies whether the ideas or words are taken from abstracts, research grant applications, applications to an ethics review committee, materials published in any form (print or electronic) or unpublished.
Plagiarism refers to the unfair practice of scholarly publishing.
Self-plagiarism — occurs when an author uses a fragment from a previous article on the same topic in another publication without marking this fragment as a citation. It is not regarded in the same way as plagiarism of ideas and words of other subjects and does not refer to the unfair practice of scientific publications.
Abbreviations and list of abbreviations
Abbreviations should be common and understandable to the reader. Abbreviations that coincide in spelling with other abbreviations that have a different meaning are undesirable.
The list of abbreviations and their transcripts is prepared in accordance with generally accepted norms in scientific literature. Terms frequently used in the manuscript (e.g., AH, CVD, AC) and names of clinical trials (SOLVD, TIMI, HOPE) are abbreviated.
Formatting of graphs, charts and drawings
Graphs, charts and drawings are accepted in electronic version in "MS Excel" formats,
"Adobe Illustrator", "Corel Draw", "MS PowerPoint", photos with a resolution of at least 300 dpi. The name of the figure files should consist of the first author's last name in Latin characters and the serial number according to the text of the article.
Titles of figures and their captions are given on a separate sheet. Figures should not repeat the materials of tables.
Tables should contain concise, necessary data. Each table should be printed on a separate sheet with a number, title and explanation. The tables should clearly indicate the dimensionality of indicators and the form of data presentation (M±m; M±SD; Me; Mo; percentiles, etc.). All figures, totals and percentages in the tables should be carefully verified and should correspond to their mention in the text. Explanatory notes below the table are provided where necessary. Abbreviations should be listed in a footnote below the table in alphabetical order. Footnote symbols should be cited in the following order: *, †, §, ||, ¶, #, **, ††, etc.
The place where a figure or table should be placed in the text is separated by blank lines, between which the number of the figure or table is indicated. Reference to a particular figure (table) should be in the text before the place where the figure is placed.
List of references
The cited literature should be printed on a separate sheet of paper in columns at 1.5 spacing. References to works that are not in the reference list, and vice versa; references to unpublished works, as well as works that are many years old (>10 years) are not allowed. The only exceptions are rare, highly informative works.
In the bibliographic description the surnames of authors up to three, after which, for domestic publications should be indicated "et al.", for foreign publications — "et al.". When describing articles from journals indicate in the following order output data: last name and initials of the authors, the name of the source, year, volume, number, pages (from and to). When describing articles from collections indicate the output data: surname, initials, title of the article, title of the collection, place of publication, year of publication, pages (from and to).
Literature references are indicated in the order of citation in the manuscript. In the text, a reference to the serial number of the cited work is given in square brackets [1]. Each reference in the list is from a new line. All documents referenced in the text should be included in the reference list.
In order to increase the citation of authors in the journal, transliteration of Russian-language sources using official encodings is carried out in the following order: authors and the journal name are transliterated using encodings, and the title of the article — semantic transliteration (translation). For the convenience of transliteration it is possible to use online services: https://www.translit.ru. and others.
All Russian-language sources of literature should be presented in a transliterated version.
The author(s) are responsible for the accuracy of the data in the reference list.The reference list should follow the format recommended by the American National Information Standards Organization (NISO) as adopted by the National Library of Medicine (NLM) for databases (Library's MEDLINE/PubMeddatabase) NLM:https://www.nlm.nih.gov/citingmedicine.Названия periodicals may be written in abbreviated form. This form of writing is usually self-adopted by the publisher; it can be found on the publisher's website or in the
Index Medicus list of acronyms.
Examples of reference design:
Article citation:
- 1 Smith A, Jones B, Clements S. Clinical transplantation of tissue-engineered airway. Lancet 2008; 372:1201-09.
Russian-language sources with transliteration:
- 2. Bart B.Ya., Larina V.N., Brodskyi M.S. Cardiac remodeling and clinical prognosis in patient with chronic heart failure and complete left bundle branch block. Russ J Card 2011;6: 4-8. Russian (Bart B.Y., Larina V.N., Brodskyi M.S. Cardiac remodeling and prognosis in patients with chronic heart failure in the presence of complete left bundle branch block. RCJ 2011, 6:4-8).
Book Citation:
- 3. Shlyakhto E.V., Konradi A.O., Tsyrlin V.A. The autonomic nervous system and hypertension. SPb.: Meditsinskoe izdatel'stvo; 2008. Russian (Shlyakhto E.V., Konradi A.O., Tsyrlin V.A. The autonomic nervous system and arterial hypertension. SPb.: Medical Publishing House; 2008).
Quoting a chapter in a book:
- 4 Nichols WW, O'Rourke MF. Aging, high blood pressure and disease in humans. In: Arnold E, ed. McDonald's Blood Flow in Arteries: Theoretical, Experimental and Clinical Principles. 3rd ed. London/Melbourne/Auckland: Lea and Febiger; 1990. p.398-420).
Citing a chapter of a Russian-language book:
- 5. Diagnostics and treatment of chronic heart failure. In. National clinical guidelines 4th ed. Moscow: Silicea-Polygraf; 2011. pp.203-293. Russian (Diagnostics and treatment of chronic heart failure. In: National clinical guidelines. 4th edition. Moscow: Silicea-Polygraf; 2011. pp.203-296).
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Copyright and publishing policy
This section regulates the relationship between the Editorial Board of the "New Therapeutic Journal Non Nocere" (hereinafter referred to as the "Editorial Board"), the publishing house OOO "Mixtum" (hereinafter referred to as the "Publisher") and the author or the author's team who submitted their manuscript for publication in the "New Therapeutic Journal Non Nocere" (hereinafter referred to as the "Author").
By sending the article to the Editorial Board, the Author agrees that the Editorial Board and the Publishing House of the Journal are granted exclusive property rights to use the manuscript (material submitted to the Editorial Board, including such protected copyright objects as photographs of the Author, drawings, schemes, tables, etc.), including reproduction in print and on the Internet; distribution; translation into any languages of the world; export and import of copies of the Journal with the Author's article for the purpose of distribution, for bringing to the public's attention.
The editors reserve the right to abbreviate and edit manuscript materials, conduct scientific editing, abbreviate and correct articles, and redesign graphics,
Figures and tables to harmonize with the design of the journal without changing the meaning of the information presented.
The Editorial Board and the Publisher, when using the article, have the right to provide it with any illustrated material, advertising and authorize third parties to do so.
The Editorial Board and the Publisher have the right to assign the rights received from the Author to third parties and have the right to prohibit third parties from any use of materials published in the journal for commercial purposes.
The Author guarantees that he has exclusive rights to use the material submitted to the Editorial Board. In case of breach of this guarantee and claims against the Editorial Office or the Publisher, the Author undertakes to settle all claims himself and at his own expense. The Editorial Office and the Publishing House are not liable to third parties for breach of the guarantees given by the Author.
The Author reserves the right to use the published material, its fragments and parts for personal, including scientific and teaching purposes.
The above rights are transferred by the Author to the Editorial Board and the Publisher without limitation of their validity, on the territory of all countries of the world without limitation, including the territory of the Russian Federation.
The rights to the manuscript are considered to be transferred by the Author to the Editorial Board and the Publisher from the moment of acceptance for printing.
Reprinting of materials published in the journal by other individuals and legal entities is possible only with the written permission of the Editorial Board and the Publishing House, with the obligatory indication of the name of the journal, number and year of publication.
The Editorial Board is not responsible for the accuracy of the information provided by the Author. Publication of articles is free of charge for the Author. In case of publication of the article in the journal,
The Publisher sends the Author the journal layout in PDF format by e-mail.
Contact information
The manuscript should be sent electronically to the Editorial Office at novikova@mediasphera.ru to Julie Novikova.
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