ISSN 2393-6797 online version
AUTHOR GUIDELINES
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ISSN 2393-6797 online version |
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Updated rules for submission and acceptance of
work (February 2024) Uruguayan Journal of Internal Medicine (RUMI) is the official organ of
the Uruguayan Internal Medicine Society (SMIU) since 2016. It is an independent
scientific publication, created with the purpose of disseminating scientific
production and quality knowledge. General order requirements It is essential that the submission of the manuscripts be done in
accordance with the publication rules detailed below. It is advisable to read
them in their entirety before submitting the manuscript. 1.
Reception of manuscripts Papers are received exclusively by email to: This will be the channel of communication
between the Editorial Board and the authors of the submitted manuscripts. The
contact author will receive an email confirming its receipt. The date of
receipt will be considered when all the necessary documentation is available
for the analysis of the submitted manuscript. 2. Manuscript submission
formalities Articles will be
written in Spanish, in clear and concise language. They will be presented in
Word format, A4 sheet, single spaced, Calibri font size 12, with 2.5 cm
margins. They should not have a
footer or page headers, pagination, hyperlinks, symbols, brackets, references
made with a bibliographic manager ( Mendeley , Word, others). 3. Manuscript They are considered
integral parts of the manuscript and must be sent together with it: A-Covering letter. Signed by all the authors, it must contain the
following points: . Work title . Suggested location within the sections that
comprise the journal . Declaration that all authors know, participate
and agree with the content of the manuscript . Declaration that the article is not
simultaneously presented in other media nor has it been previously published. . Statement that they accept the RUMI
publication standards. . Declaration that the work has been prepared
respecting ethical responsibilities B-List of Authors. On a separate sheet and indicating the title of
the work must be sent . Full name of the authors in the order in which
they will appear in the publication For
each one it is necessary to send : a) ORCID identifier ( https://orcid.org/register
). b) Title of specialization and/or academic position
that is desired to appear in the work. c) Contribution to the article. Participation must
be specified according to the following taxonomic references:
conceptualization, data curation, formal analysis, acquisition of funds,
research, methodology, project administration, resources, software,
supervision, validation, visualization, writing-original draft, writing -review
and editing. Conceptualization – Ideas, formulation or
evolution of the general objectives and goals of the research.
Conceptualization Data Curation – Management activities to
annotate (produce metadata), cleanse data, and maintain research data
(including software code, where necessary to interpret the data itself) for
initial use and subsequent reuse. Formal analysis – Application of statistical,
mathematical, computational or other formal techniques to analyze or synthesize
study data. Funding Acquisition – Acquiring financial
support for the project leading to this publication. Research – Conducting an investigation and
research process, specifically conducting experiments, or collecting
data/evidence. Methodology – Development or design of the
methodology and creation of models. Project administration – Responsibility for
management and coordination of the planning and implementation of the research
activity. Resources – Supply of study materials, reagents,
materials, patients, laboratory samples, animals, instrumentation, computing
resources or other analysis tools. Software – Programming, software development,
computer program design, implementation of computer code and supporting
algorithms, testing of existing code components. Supervision – Supervisory and leadership
responsibility in planning and conducting research activities, including
mentoring external to the core team. Validation – Verification, either as part of the
activity or separately, of the overall replicability/reproduction of the
results/experiments or other research products. Visualization – Preparation, creation or
presentation of published work, specifically the visualization/presentation of
data. Writing – original draft – Preparation, creation
or presentation of published work, specifically writing the initial draft
(substantive translation included). Writing – review and editing – Preparation,
creation or presentation of published work by members of the original research
group, specifically critical review, commentary or revision – pre- or
post-publication stages should be included. . Institution where the work was carried out . Contact author: name – phone – email . If the work has been financed, it must refer
to its origin C-Text. With the exception of letters to the editor and
editorials, all other types of publications must begin with the title of the
article, subtitle where applicable, abstract and keywords (preferably use the
terms mentioned in the Medical Subject Headings , from the Index Medicus and no more than 5). In
the case of original works, the abstracts must follow the same items of the
work (introduction, objective, methodology, result, discussion, conclusions);
In the case of reviews and clinical cases, it is not necessary for the abstract
to mention its items. D-Tables
and/or graphs and/or images. They should be at the end of the manuscript. They must include the
corresponding legends. In the case of
tables, graphs or images already published, the express authorization of the
author must be obtained for their reproduction. In case of being previously
published in fonts that adopt the Creative license Commons cc- by is enough to
specifically list its author and publication site. Images must be in JPG or GIF format. Preferably
up to 580 pixels ( pxl .) wide, maximum allowed 850 pixels ( pxl .) wide.
Remember in case of using images such as tomography, x-rays, etc. the name of
the patient should not appear. Sections In RUMI the following publications are made: A- Editorial: it is a document written by the Editorial
Committee or a guest with information on the thematic domain of the journal. B-Letters to the editor: these are brief communications about clinical
notes, preliminary communications, communications in relation to works already
published. C-Reviews: these are systematic, comprehensive, descriptive
or other reviews; updated on clinical, diagnostic or therapeutic aspects. They will present the following items: 1) Introduction ending with objective 2) Methodology used to carry out the review
(consulted sources - for example: SciELO , Medline , Index Medicus , etc .;
language and years of search) 3) Development of it. 4) Discussion. 5) Conclusions. 6) Bibliography. D-Clinical cases: these are reports on clinical cases, whether of
exceptional or common diseases that, due to some unusual fact, are worth
sharing. They will present the following items: 1) Introduction ending with the objective of
presenting clinical cases 2) Report of them. We remember that it must be
written in the past tense. 3) Discussion. 4) Conclusions. 5) Bibliography. It is recalled that if they contain images, they
should not identify the clinical case. E-Original papers: these are reports on original clinical or basic
research. They will present the following items: 1) Introduction: consists of a brief review of
previous works related to the topic to be investigated. End with the objectives
of the article. 2) Methodology: contains data on the type of
study, population and its selection criteria, intervention carried out,
variables analyzed with their corresponding definition and statistical analysis
carried out. In the case of using techniques, the device must be indicated
(name and address of the manufacturer in brackets). The information recorded
should allow other researchers to reproduce the experiment in detail. 3) Results: they will be presented in a clear
and concise way, as text, graphs and/or tables. The presentation of the results
should not be repeated. If they are expressed as a table or graph, it is not
recommended to also publish it in a text version. 4) Discussion: it must be a synthesis of the
comparison of the data obtained in the study with respect to the relevant
scientific literature, which also interprets the similarities or contrasts
found. It should include an analysis of the scope of your findings and their
limitations. 5) Conclusions: the most relevant findings will
be indicated, that is, those that constitute a contribution 6) Acknowledgments: addressed to people who,
without being authors, have contributed substantially to the manuscript. 7) Ethical norms – it must be specified if the
manuscript has the approval of the research ethics committee of the institution
where it was carried out. 8) Conflict of interest – a statement must be
made regarding the existence or not of a conflict of interest. A real or
potential conflict of interest exists when an author (or the institution to
which the author belongs) has personal or financial relationships that may
inappropriately influence (bias) their actions. The possibility of a
conflict of interest may exist whether or not a person believes that the
relationship affects their scientific judgment. Financial relationships—such as
employment, consultancies, stock ownership, fees, reports, and expert
opinions—are the easiest conflicts of interest to spot. However, conflicts can
occur for other reasons, such as personal relationships or academic rivalry,
among other causes. In case of acceptance of the manuscript, the declaration
will be published at the bottom. 9) Data availability –
should indicate whether the data set is available, and if so, where to access
it. In the event that the author has the research data on a server, he must
indicate the name of the same. If this is not the case, you must indicate that
the data is not available. 10) Bibliography Editorial flow The works received will be evaluated by the
Editorial Committee. If they meet the publication requirements and are
considered of interest to the journal's target audience, they will be sent to
be refereed by suitable professionals designated by the aforementioned. The
arbitration of the manuscript will be with the “double blind” methodology – the
referees do not know the identity of the authors, nor are they informed who
carried out the arbitration. Depending on the complexity and theme of the
manuscript, it may be evaluated by one or more referees. Papers approved by the
referees will be reviewed for style and bibliographic correction. From this triple evaluation will emerge:
The authors will be returned the manuscript with
the final report and in case of situation 3 they will have a period of up to 30
calendar days to return it with the proposed corrections or, failing that, a
note justifying the non-completion of these. Once returned, it will be verified
that the corrections indicated by the peer reviewers, the style and/or the
bibliographical references have been made in order to start the layout and design
process. This is the time of the job acceptance date. Abbreviations Only standard abbreviations will be allowed.
Abbreviations will be avoided in the title and in the abstract. When an
abbreviation is used for the first time in the text, it will go between
parentheses preceded by the complete term, except if it is a common unit of
measurement. Anti-plagiarism system RUMI has an anti-plagiarism system (Similar
Check) so we remind authors that it is imperative that the articles are their
intellectual property in all their extension. Code of ethics In the case of controlled clinical trials, it
must contain the registration identification number in the Ministry of Public
Health. In the case of epidemiological studies, the date and/or registration
number in which the bioethics committee of the institution gave the endorsement
for itself should be referred to. Papers submitted for evaluation must have been
prepared in compliance with international recommendations on clinical research
(World Medical Association Declaration of Helsinki [ https://www.wma.net/policy/]) and with laboratory animals. Informed consent If photographs or patient data are reproduced,
they must not identify the subject. In all cases, the authors must have
obtained the patient's written informed consent authorizing their publication,
reproduction, and disclosure. The original works must have the endorsement of
the bioethics committee of the institution where it is carried out. Authors are
responsible for obtaining the appropriate permissions to reproduce previously
published material (text, tables, or figures). These permissions must be
requested from both the author and the publisher that has published said
material. Responsibility of the authors and collaborators Bibliography Bibliography publication must follow Vancouver
standards. They must be between parentheses and in superscript format, you
cannot use the automatic bibliographical reference tool that Word has. The
order of appearance in the text will be the order of the bibliography. Vancouver standards: bibliographical references Uniform requirements. Vancouver style. Queries: mailto:mnfontesg@gmail.com https://www.nlm.nih.gov/bsd/uniform_requirements.html Publication RUMI is an open access journal and also adopts
the Creative Attribution license Commons ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.es
), also known as cc- by . This license allows
the user to access, distribute and create derivative works, as long as credit
is given to the author. The author will retain his rights as author. The journal does not have any type of charge for
the authors, that is, there are no costs for sending articles to be evaluated,
nor for the processing of the articles, nor for subscription, nor for any other
reason. Likewise, the author will not receive financial royalties or any other
type of compensation for the publication. RUMI processes the DOI for each article and
checks its anti-plagiarism , at no cost to the author of the article. The Journal will upload the article to the
SciELO portal soon, following its regulations. Periodicity Since February 2024, the magazine adopts the
annual continuous publication format. The minimum period between receipt of the
article and its publication is 10 to 12 weeks. Access and dissemination policies The Uruguayan Society of Internal Medicine and
the Uruguayan Journal of Internal Medicine may disseminate the articles by any
printed or electronic means, including the Internet. RoMEO service that displays the copyright and
open access self-archiving policies of scientific journals. The Uruguayan Journal of Internal Medicine is
integrated into the International Directory of Open Access Journals DOAJ Content Responsibility The content of all the articles, opinions or
statements expressed in the Journal, reflect the points of view of the authors,
are their exclusive responsibility and do not represent the official opinion of
the Editorial Committee or the Board of Directors of the Society of Internal
Medicine. of Uruguay, unless expressly indicated. Digital preservation policies Scielo Uruguay collection, adheres to the LOCKSS
Lots of Copies Keep Program Stuff Safe from Stanford University . Every year we make a backup on the SUMI server
and quarterly on an external disk, of the files of each number in pdf format . It allows interoperability with
international indices and databases such as SciELO ( Scientific Electronic
Library on Line). This journal also adheres to the Ethics
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