Author Guidelines

The International Journal for Research in Internal Medicine (IJRIM) welcomes the submission of original, high-quality scholarly manuscripts that contribute to the advancement of research, clinical knowledge, and professional practice in the field of Internal Medicine.

Authors are requested to carefully follow the guidelines below to support an efficient editorial review and publication process.

Author Guidelines at a Glance

4 Manuscript Types Accepted Submission Categories 150–250 Words Abstract Length
4–6 Keywords Relevant Keywords APA Format Reference Style
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Scope of the Journal

The International Journal for Research in Internal Medicine (IJRIM) publishes scholarly research addressing clinical practice, diagnosis, treatment, and management of medical conditions in adult patients. The journal aims to provide a platform for research that advances understanding of internal medicine, supports evidence-based clinical practice, and contributes to improvements in patient care and health outcomes.

IJRIM welcomes theoretical, clinical, observational, and evidence-based studies relevant to general internal medicine and the evaluation and management of acute, chronic, and complex medical conditions. Submissions may address clinical assessment, diagnostic approaches, multisystem disorders, therapeutic management, preventive aspects of internal medicine, and clinical outcomes.

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Types of Manuscripts Accepted

The journal accepts the following manuscript types:

Original Research Articles Review Articles
Case Reports Short Communications

All submissions must demonstrate originality, scientific and methodological rigor, and clear relevance to the journal's scope.

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Manuscript Submission
Electronic Manuscript Submission

All manuscripts must be submitted electronically through the journal's official online submission system.

By submitting a manuscript, authors confirm that:

  • The work is original and has not been previously published, except where appropriately disclosed and permitted by the journal.
  • The manuscript is not under consideration for publication by another journal.
  • All listed authors have made substantial contributions to the work.
  • All authors have reviewed and approved the submitted version.
  • Any relevant conflicts of interest and sources of funding have been disclosed.
  • The manuscript complies with applicable research ethics requirements.
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Paper Format and Structure

Authors are advised to organize their manuscripts according to the following general structure, where applicable to the article type:

Manuscript Element Requirements
Title of the Manuscript Bold, 14 pt
Author(s) and Affiliation(s) Author names and institutional affiliations
Abstract 150–250 words
Keywords 4–6 relevant keywords
Introduction Background and research objectives
Materials and Methods / Methodology Study design and research methods
Results Research findings
Discussion Interpretation and implications of findings
Conclusion Principal conclusions
Acknowledgements If applicable
Funding Statement If applicable
Conflict of Interest Statement Relevant disclosures
References APA Format
Additional Guidance for Clinical Studies

For clinical studies, authors should provide sufficient information about the study design, patient selection, data collection, analytical methods, and relevant ethical approval. Case reports and review articles may follow a structure appropriate to their respective manuscript types.

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Formatting Requirements

To maintain consistency and professional presentation, manuscripts should follow these formatting standards:

Font Times New Roman
Font Size 12 pt (except the title, which should be 14 pt bold)
Line Spacing 1.5
Margins 1 inch on all sides
Alignment Justified
Page Numbers Bottom center or bottom right

Tables and figures must be clearly numbered and cited in the manuscript text. Each table and figure should include a concise, informative title or caption. Images and figures must be of sufficient quality for publication.

Publisher's Author Guidelines

For additional information and general manuscript preparation guidance, please visit the publisher's guidelines.

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Ethical Standards

The International Journal for Research in Internal Medicine (IJRIM), published by Green Publication Services Private Limited, is committed to maintaining responsible and transparent scholarly publishing practices. The journal follows internationally recognized publication ethics principles, including guidance established by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).

Authors are expected to:

01 Properly cite and acknowledge all sources used in their work.
02 Avoid plagiarism, duplicate publication, and simultaneous submission to multiple journals.
03 Ensure the accuracy and integrity of research data and report methods transparently.
04 Disclose relevant conflicts of interest and sources of funding.
05 Obtain appropriate institutional ethics approval and informed consent where required.
06 Protect patient privacy and confidentiality, including the removal of identifying information from clinical images and case details unless appropriate consent has been obtained.
07 Report any use of artificial intelligence tools in accordance with the journal's applicable AI policy.
Editorial and Ethical Assessment

All submissions are subject to similarity screening and editorial assessment before proceeding to peer review. Manuscripts involving human participants or patient information must comply with applicable ethical and regulatory requirements.

Preparing Your Manuscript for Submission

Following these author guidelines helps support a consistent, transparent, and efficient editorial and publication process at IJRIM.