Submission Guidelines
Contributions to the IASMPMM International Journal of Reproductive and Sexual Medicine (IIJRSM) that meet the scope of the journal are always welcome.
Types of Manuscripts
| Manuscript Type | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Original Research Articles | Present findings from original scientific or clinical research |
| Systematic Reviews | Synthesize evidence using structured methodologies |
| Narrative Reviews | Provide critical overviews of established research |
| Meta-Analyses | Statistically combine findings from relevant studies |
| Clinical Studies | Report clinically relevant research |
| Case Reports | Present significant or unusual clinical cases |
| Short Communications | Present concise findings or emerging research |
| Methodological Studies | Discuss innovative research methods |
| Perspectives | Address emerging issues and scholarly debates |
| Letters to the Editor | Present focused academic observations or responses |
Submission Requirements
Manuscripts must have the following qualities:
- Be within the scope of the journal.
- Raise an important research question.
- Show originality.
- Have proper methodology.
- Be well presented.
- Have proper scientific literature.
- Be conducted with ethics.
- Be in accordance with journal format.
Recommended Manuscript Structure
- Title
- Abstract
- Keywords
- Introduction
- Literature Review or Background
- Methodology
- Results
- Discussion
- Conclusion
- References
The exact structure may vary depending on the type of manuscript.
Author Declaration
Before submission, authors should confirm:
- The work is original.
- The manuscript is not under review elsewhere.
- All authors have approved the manuscript.
- Appropriate ethical approval has been obtained where required.
- Relevant conflicts of interest have been disclosed.
- All sources have been cited appropriately.
- The manuscript is in accordance with journal policies.
Prior to the peer review process, the journal may undergo an initial screening of plagiarism, novelty, ethical and methodological issues.