Publication Ethics - London Academic Research Press

Publication Ethics - London Academic Research PressOur commitment to integrity, transparency, and ethical practices in scholarly publishing. Learn about our ethical guidelines and standards.Ethical PrinciplesAuthorship & Contributorship

All listed authors must have made substantial contributions to the research

All contributors must approve the final version of the manuscript

All authors must agree to be accountable for the work

Gift or honorary authorship is not acceptable

Plagiarism & Originality

All work must be original and not previously published

Proper attribution must be given for all sources

Self-plagiarism (duplicate publication) is not permitted

All submissions are screened for plagiarism

Data & Research Integrity

Data fabrication or falsification is strictly prohibited

Raw data should be retained and available for verification

Statistical methods must be appropriate and properly reported

Negative results should be reported honestly

Conflicts of Interest

All potential conflicts of interest must be disclosed

Financial relationships with relevant entities must be declared

Personal relationships that could bias the work must be reported

Funding sources must be acknowledged

Human & Animal Research Ethics

Ethical approval must be obtained before conducting research

Informed consent must be obtained from all participants

Animal research must comply with ethical standards

Approval documentation must be provided with submission

Peer Review Ethics

Reviewers must maintain confidentiality of manuscripts

Reviewers must disclose conflicts of interest

Reviews should be conducted objectively and constructively

Reviewers must not use unpublished information for personal advantage

Standards

COPE

We follow Committee on Publication Ethics guidelines for ethical publishing practices

ICMJE

We adhere to International Committee of Medical Journal Editors recommendations

Declaration of Helsinki

Human research must comply with WMA Declaration of Helsinki principles