AUTHOR GUIDELINE

AUTHOR GUIDELINE

  1. The accepted manuscript in TRIAGE Journal of Nursing Science is the manuscript, which:
    • is original, not a result of plagiarism, and has novelty.
    • has never been published, or is in the process of publishing, in other media.
    • is in the field of communication studies.
    • it must be based on research.
  2. Turnitin is used to check all accepted manuscripts with a maximum tolerance of 25% (see Publication Ethics). If the similarity is more than 25%, the manuscript will be either, required to revise or declined.
  3. The manuscript is written in Bahasa or English using Microsoft Word, Cambria, 12 pts, spaces 1, A4, with the page number on the bottom right.
  4. The manuscript should be minimum 8 pages (without references)  maximum 15 pages long (including references).
  5. The maximum abstraction length is 200-250 words, accompanied by the keywords at the end of the abstraction. Abstraction is made in English and Indonesian which contains research problems, research methodology, results, and benefits. Abstraction is not mathematical. Keywords minimum 3 Words maximum 5 words.
  6. For the promptness of the publication process, it is recommended that all manuscripts in English has been proofread before being submitted or uploaded to the system. The certificate/proof of proofreading can be sent to the editor via email at triage@umkla.ac.id
  7. The manuscript must be submitted online via https://ejournal.umkla.ac.id/index.php/triage/index
  8. The author must register as an Author in OJS TRIAGE Journal of Nursing Science to submit the manuscript.
  9. Recommended to use of a tool such as Mendeley or Zotero for reference management and formatting, and choose Elsevier - Vancouver style. 
  10. The minimum literature used in the manuscript is within the span of 5 years when the research is conducted. References should contain reference libraries derived from primary sources (scientific journals) of at least 80% of the total existing bibliography. Each manuscript contains at least 15 (fifteen) lists of primary reference libraries.