Editorial and Peer-Review Policy
Journal of Pediatric Medicine and Child Health employs a single-blind peer-review process to maintain fairness,
scientific integrity, and the quality of published work.
Key Features:
- Each manuscript is reviewed by independent experts in the relevant field, along with oversight from an academic editor.
- Reviewers can see author details, but the identities of the reviewers remain hidden from the authors.
- The review criteria focus on originality, technical strength, methodological accuracy, ethical compliance, clarity, and relevance to the field of Journal of Pediatric Medicine and Child Health.
- All submissions go through plagiarism checks and ethical evaluations before the peer-review process.
- Final decisions on publication are made by the handling editor, based on the reviewers' evaluations and the overall quality of the manuscript.
Publication Frequency & Format
This journal comes out Bi-Annual (Two issues per year). Once articles are accepted, they're quickly made available online in both HTML and PDF formats, ensuring fast and easy access to research findings.
Open Access Policy
Journal of Pediatric Medicine and Child Health embraces a gold open access model, meaning all published articles are freely accessible to everyone. Authors retain the copyright to their work, shared under a suitable open-access license to promote transparency, collaboration, and global knowledge-sharing.
Indexing & Archiving
The journal aims to be included in well-known scientific indexing and abstracting databases. All content is preserved through trusted archiving systems to ensure long-term accessibility and discoverability.
For Manuscript Submission
Authors can submit their manuscripts through the journal's Online Submission System
(Submit Manuscript).
Submitted manuscripts must adhere to the Journal of Pediatric Medicine and Child Health Author Guidelines, which cover structure, formatting,
ethical approvals, and conflict-of-interest disclosures.
Publication Ethics & Integrity
Journal of Pediatric Medicine and Child Health is committed to maintaining the highest publication ethics standards in accordance with COPE principles.
Authors must ensure proper ethical approvals for studies involving humans, animals, or sensitive materials, and follow informed consent and confidentiality practices.
They must also disclose conflicts of interest and funding support, report data accurately, and acknowledge contributor roles.
All submissions undergo plagiarism checks, and the journal has a strict policy for corrections, retractions, and post-publication updates.
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