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The Sudanese Journal of Paediatrics (SJP) aims to expand its scope to include child health research globally. New guidelines encourage high-quality submissions adhering to international standards for improved pediatric research dissemination.
Area of Science:
- Pediatrics
- Child Health Research
- Medical Journal Publishing
Background:
- The Sudanese Journal of Paediatrics (SJP) seeks to broaden its coverage.
- There is a need to include local and international child health scientific work.
Purpose of the Study:
- To expand the scope of SJP to encompass child health research.
- To encourage authors to submit high-quality papers for refereed publication.
- To provide a more varied source of material for readers.
Main Methods:
- Developing and publishing "Guidelines to contributors".
- Adhering to the recommendations of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors.
- Implementing minor modifications to suit local facilities in developing countries.
Main Results:
- Establishment of uniform style for submitted manuscripts.
- Facilitation of data presentation for authors.
- Potential for increased quality and diversity of published research.
Conclusions:
- The updated guidelines aim to enhance the quality and scope of SJP.
- SJP will serve as a more comprehensive resource for child health information.
- The modifications ensure relevance and accessibility for authors in developing countries.
Abstract:
To address the task of the expansion of the Sudanese Journal of Paediatrics (SJP) to encompass the scientific work dealing with child health locally and abroad, it will be the purpose of the Editorial Board of SJP to encourage authors to submit high-quality papers for the refereed publication and to make a more varied source of material to our readers. "Guidelines to contributors "are published to help the authors to present their data in accordance with the currently accepted uniform style for submitted manuscripts. It is based on the recommendations of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors [1] with minor modifications to suit the local facilities in developing countries.
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