Impact Factor Journals 2023-24


Author Guidelines

The Scientific Dissemination Magazine Sena Aires (REVISA) receives the following contributions: Editorials (texts written by members of the editorial board or by authors, only by invitation); Original articles (laboratory, clinical and epidemiological research); Review articles (critical and systematic reviews of the literature); Update or dissemination (current information such as new techniques, legislation, etc.); Case reports / case series (well-documented clinical cases); Essays (reflection, questioning, hypotheses for future research);

REVISA adopts the "Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals: Writing and Editing for Biomedical Publication" (the Vancouver style) prepared by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) (http://www.icmje.org ). All articles, including tables, illustrations and references, must follow these requirements.

The full texts of the articles are available free of charge at http://revistafacesa.senaaires.com.br/index.php/revisa . Articles must be unpublished and intended exclusively for REVISA, and their simultaneous submission to another journal in printed or electronic format is not allowed.

The concepts and opinions expressed in the articles, as well as the accuracy and source of the citations, are the sole responsibility of the author (s). Articles that refer to parts of the same research are discouraged from being submitted by this journal.

The articles will be submitted to consultants chosen within the specialty and will be accepted only after their opinion, in a confidential procedure regarding the identity of both authors and reporters (double-blind peer review). Consultants may request textual changes, if necessary. The texts may also be modified to suit the editorial-graphic style of REVISA, without changing its technical-scientific content. The published articles will become the property of REVISA, and their reproduction, even if partial, in other journals, as well as their translation for publication in other languages, is forbidden without prior authorization. If the article includes tables and illustrations previously published by other authors and in other vehicles, it is the duty of the author (s) to provide proof of authorization for reproduction, signed by their copyright holders.

It is the sole responsibility of the author (s), the concepts and statements related to facts and opinions contained in the article, authorizations regarding the right to image and due permission for the use of material published in other sources. Readers of biomedical journals deserve the confidence that what they are reading is original, unless there is a statement that the article is being republished by the choice of the author and the editor. The bases for this position are international copyright laws, ethical conduct and the use of resources, obeying a logic of cost effectiveness. When part of the article material has already been presented in a preliminary communication, in a symposium, congress, day etc., this fact must be cited as a footnote on the title page and a copy of the presentation text must accompany the submission of the article.

 

Human and Animal Rights
In the submission of clinical, basic and applied research, translation research; laboratory and epidemiological studies (prospective or retrospective); use of medical records data, database research; case reports; interviews, questionnaires, population surveys; it is mandatory to include a document, with the approval protocol number, that all ethical procedures required by CNS Resolution 466/2012, including voluntary participation by Free and informed Consent, were complied with and approved by the Research Ethics Committee (CEP). For clinical trials, a description of the registration number of the research obtained on the online platform of the Brazilian Registry of Clinical Trials (ReBEC) will be required. The author must send the CEP Approval Letter through the REVISA platform as a complementary document. The date of receipt and acceptance of the article will necessarily appear at the end of it, when it is published.

 

Conflicts of interest

Conflicts of interest must be acknowledged and mentioned by the author (s) during the article submission process. When present, they will be described in the published manuscript. Among these situations, mention is made of the shareholding in companies producing the drugs or equipment mentioned or used at work, as well as in competitors of the same. Aid received, subordination relations at work, consultancies, etc. are also considered sources of conflict. Any citation of products and trademarks does not express a recommendation for their use by the magazine.

REVISA has a consistent and systematized anti-plagiarism policy. After receiving the manuscript, it is evaluated for the presence of plagiarism using the iThenticate software. If free from plagiarism, it will be forwarded to the referees for evaluation.

 

2. Articles submission and peers evaluation

Articles must be submitted through the REVISA platform with the full text, containing the name (s) of the author (s) only on the title page. As a supplementary document, a Declaration of Public Responsibility and Transfer of Copyright and Submission Checklist must be submitted, signed by all authors and scanned in jpeg or pdf. In the case of studies involving human beings, a Letter of Approval must be submitted by the Research Ethics Committee. Papers that do not comply with the instructions or documents will not be accepted. Figures and illustrations must be inserted in the manuscript according to the order in which they are cited in the text. They must be in a TIF file with a resolution of 300dpi for images and 1200dpi for graphics.

The magazine has a Technical and Scientific Committee formed by outstanding professionals with significant scientific production in the area of ??knowledge under the focus of the magazine. Some of the reviewers are external to the journal's publishing institution, which includes Brazilian and foreign researchers responsible for evaluating the work. The evaluation process begins with the verification of the manuscript for compliance with the REVISA standards. If approved, it will be forwarded to at least two AdHoc Consultants. The evaluation system is classic based on the rules of "blind review" (scientific evaluation without identification of authors and / or reviewers). If there is a discrepancy in the opinions, a third Consultant, in an area related to the subject of the manuscript, will be located to issue a third opinion.

For editors and members of the editorial board, up to three publications per number are allowed in co-authorship with other researchers and students. In these cases, the evaluation takes place through the evaluation of three peer reviewers (under the blind-review system), with approval of the manuscript in at least two of the three opinions.

After evaluating the articles, they can be classified as: a) approved without restrictions; b) approved with restrictions: will be sent to the author (s) with the adjustment requests by email. The revised article must be resubmitted by the author (s) to REVISA, by e-mail, accompanied by a letter informing the changes made or, when not done, presenting the necessary justifications. If there is no return of the work in fifteen (15) days, it will be considered that the authors are no longer interested in the publication and; c) not approved: the author will receive notification of refusal by email. The approved article will be published according to the flow and editorial schedule of the Journal. Once classified for publication, the articles proceed to the stages of review, layout, translation and subsequent publication in the journal's electronic content.

All authors must have participated in the work sufficiently to assume public responsibility for its content. Credit as an author will be based on contributions, namely: a) conception and development, analysis and interpretation of data; b) the writing of the article or the critical review of an important part of its intellectual content; c) the final approval of the version to be published. Participation exclusively in obtaining resources or collecting data does not justify participation as an author. The general supervision of the research group is also not enough. Editors can request justification for the inclusion of authors during the article review process, especially if the total number of authors exceeds 06 (six).

3. Articles Preparation

The article must be written in Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish or English, in A4 format, Bookman Old Style font, size 12, 1.5pt space in the text and simple in the abstract, margins of 2 cm. Articles should have the following structure: introduction, objective, methods, results, discussion, conclusion, acknowledgments (optional) and references. All pages must be numbered, above and to the right, starting from the title page. The use of headers and footers is not allowed. Articles must be typed in Microsoft Word.

The title page is the first page of the manuscript. It must contain the information in the following order: a. Title in Portuguese, English and Spanish, complete and with a maximum of 15 words. The Title must be written in lower case, with capital letters only, except for proper names, centralized and in bold; B. Short title, with up to 60 characters, including space and in bold; ç. Full name of the authors, separated by commas; d. Name, address, telephone and e-mail address of the correspondence author; Summary in the three languages; f. Numbered indication of each author's institutional affiliation (up to three hierarchical levels. Ex: University A, Center B, Department C), without abbreviations; g. Acknowledgments to sources of aid, bags and equipment mentioning the case number; H. Declaration of no conflicts of interest.

After the credential of each author, present on the title page, the description of the number of Orcid ID (https://orcid.org/ ) and Research Id (http://www.researcherid.com/ ) is mandatory. The maximum number of authors allowed per article is 8 (eight), regardless of the category.

Abstracts

Abstracts in Portuguese, Spanish and English should appear on page 2 and be presented in a structured format, with a maximum of 200 words. They should contain the items described below, in a single paragraph, with bold headings, within the text and single space:

• Objective: objectives based on fundamental references;

• Methods: description of the work object (patients, animals, plants, etc.) and the methodology employed;

• Results: logical order without interpretation by the author;

• Conclusions: respond to the objective of the study;

• Descriptors: indicate between three and five descriptors.

To indicate them, consult “Health Sciences Descriptors” (DeCS) -Bireme (http://decs.bvs.br/ ) or and / or “Medical Subject Heading” (MESH) - Index Medicus (https: // www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/mesh ). When absent on these bases, the authors may make use of established terms.

Illustrations

They are understood by illustrations, tables, graphs and figures. The figures, with their captions, must be numbered consecutively, in Arabic numerals, being inserted in the manuscript, right after their indication in the text. Photographic images must be submitted in the form of a digital file in TIF format, with a minimum size of 10x15 cm and a resolution of 300 dpi. Tables and charts must be represented by the words Table or Chart, numbered consecutively in Roman numerals, in the order in which they appear in the text. The captions and explanatory notes must be placed at the bottom of them. The title must appear at the top of Tables and Tables and at the bottom when it comes to Figures. IBGE “Tabular presentation rules” must be followed. Tables that have been extracted from published works must have written permission from the author and the source must be mentioned. Names of registered drugs and materials, as well as commercial products must be spelled out. Only generic names must appear, followed by parentheses of the name of the manufacturer, the city and the country in which it was manufactured, separated by a comma. For abbreviations, the standardized form must be used and, for units of measurement, the legal units of the International System of Units must be used. Footnotes will be indicated by asterisks and restricted to what is essential.

4. Articles Categories

Editorials: Works written by invitation, at the suggestion of the Editorial Board, or by one of its members. The maximum number of pages is 3 (including references and illustrations) and should not exceed 10 (ten) references.

Original articles: present the results obtained in research of an empirical or experimental nature, those carried out with secondary data, research of qualitative methodology and discursive formulations with a theorizing effect. The maximum number of pages is 15 (including references and illustrations), a maximum of 25 references.

Review article: systematic and updated review of the literature on a specific topic, which can be integrative, systematic and meta-analysis. The maximum number of pages is 20 (including references and illustrations), a maximum of 40 references.

Reflection articles: discursive studies with a theorizing character based on solid reasoning about the current state of a given research object. It includes manuscripts that reveal thoughts, opinions and questions that, under a logical chain, contribute to the deepening of health issues. Maximum limit of 10 pages, including references and illustrations. Maximum of 15 references.

Case Reports / Case Series: detailed description and critical analysis of one or more cases, typical or atypical, based on a broad and current bibliographic review on the topic. The author must present a problem in its multiple aspects, its relevance. Structurally they must present: introduction, brief review of the literature, case report, discussion and conclusions that may include recommendations for conduct of reported cases. The maximum number of pages is 15 (including references and illustrations) and should not exceed 20 (ten) references.

Experience report: Study involving conceptual implications, description of health intervention strategies or methodological evidence focused on health care, management and education. The maximum number of pages is 15 (including references and illustrations) and should not exceed 20 (ten) references.

Essays: refer to works that bring a reflection and discussion on a certain subject that can generate questions and hypotheses for future research. Maximum limit of 12 pages, including references and illustrations. Maximum of 15 references.

Note: All text must be written in the third person and in an impersonal manner.

5. Qualification strategies for articles

REVISA has the following strategies for qualifying the writing of research studies: International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) and Enhancing the Quality and Transparency of Health Research (EQUATOR network). Such strategies increase the potential for publication and the use of publications in other research references. Below are some internationally validated protocols to be used according to the research design:

 

Experimental studies: CONSORT http://www.consort-statement.org/downloads and identification of Clinical Trial Records. The identification number must appear at the end of the summary.

Systematic reviews and meta-analyzes: PRISMA http://www.prisma-statement.org/2.1.2%20-%20PRISMA%202009%20Checklist.pdf

Observational studies in epidemiology: STROBE http://strobe-statement.org/fileadmin/Strobe/uploads/checklists/STROBE_checklist_v4_combined.pdf

Qualitative studies: http://intqhc.oxfordjournals.org/content/19/6/349.long

Note: protocols for studies with other designs can be found on the EQUATOR network http://www.equator-network.org/

6. Acknowledgments

Acknowledgments must appear before references. In the case of financial support from public or private institutions that have provided financial support, technical assistance and other assistance, it is mandatory to inform the name of the project, the process number and the research funding agency. When there is no funding, the authors must register this information as follows: This research has not received funding for its performance. This information must be entered on the title page of the manuscript.

7. Quotations

Use a numerical system to identify the works cited. Represent them in the text with numbers without parentheses and superscripts, after the period, without space.

Note: The authors' names should not be mentioned in the text.

Sequential quotation - separate the numbers with a hyphen. Ex .: 1-4

Interleaved quotes - must be separated by a comma. Ex: 1.4.5

8. References

References must be cited in the order they appear in the text, numbered in ascending order and standardized according to the Vancouver style (http://www.nlm.nih.gov/bsd/uniform_requirements.html ).

Journal titles should follow the abbreviation of “List of Journals Indexed in Index Medicus” (http://www.nlm.nih.gov/). In the case of national and Latin American journals, consult http://portal.revistas.bvs.br.

References templates

1. Standard article with DOI

Santos EV, Frazão RCMS, Oliveira SC. P Sentimento de mulheres em relação ao uso do Método de Ovulação Billings. Rev Rene. 2017; 18(1):11-8. doi: 10.15253/2175-6783.2017000100003

2. No indication of authorship

Pelvic floor exercise can reduce stress incontinence. Health News. 2005;11(4):11.

3. With more than six authors

Teixeira CC, Boaventura RP, Souza ACS, Paranaguá TTB, Bezerra ALQ, Bachion MM, et al. Vital signs measurement: an indicator of safe care delivered to elderly patients. Texto Contexto Enferm. 2015; 24(4):1071-8. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/0104-0707201500003970014

4. Institution as Author

American Diabetes Association. Diabetes update. Nursing. 2003;Suppl:19-20,24.

5. Volume with supplement

Crawford M, Mullan J, Vanderveen T. Technology and safe medication administration. J Infus Nurs. 2005;28(2 Suppl):37-41.

Books

7. Individual as author

Marquis BL, Huston CJ. Administração e liderança em enfermagem: teoria e prática. Porto Alegre: Artmed; 2010.

8. Organizer, Editor, Coordinator as author

Nietsche EA, Teixeira E, Medeiros HP, organizadores. Tecnologias cuidativo-educacionais: uma possibilidade para o empoderamento do(a) enfermeiro(a). Porto Alegre: Moriá; 2014.

9. Book chapters

Phillips SJ, Whisnant JP. Hypertension and stroke. In: Laragh JH, Brenner BM, editors. Hypertension: pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management. 2nd ed. New York: Raven Press; 1995. p. 465-78.

10. Article in electronic format

Menezes FG, Abreu RM, Itria A. Cost-effectiveness analysis of paricalcitol versus calcitriol for the treatment of SHPT in dialytic patients from the SUS perspective. J Bras Nefrol [Internet]. 2016 [cited Dec 12, 2016];38(3):313-9. Available from: http://www.scielo.br/pdf/jbn/v38n3/0101-2800-jbn-38-03-0313.pdf

11. Printed Legal Documents

Ministério da Saúde (BR). Conselho Nacional de Saúde, Comissão Nacional de Ética em Pesquisa. Resolução nº 466 de 12 de dezembro de 2012: aprova as diretrizes e normas regulamentadoras de pesquisa envolvendo seres humanos. Brasília: Ministério da Saúde; 2012.

12. Legal Electronic Documents

Brasil. Lei n. 8.080, de 19 de setembro de 1990. Dispõe sobre as condições para a promoção, proteção e recuperação da saúde, a organização e o funcionamento dos serviços correspondentes e dá outras providências [Internet]. Brasília; 1990 [citado 2014 mar 10]. Disponível em: http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/Lei8142.pdf.

13. Check-list (before article submission):

· Check if the article is formatted according to the publication rules;

· Check all references (Vancouver style);

· Check the inclusion of ORCID iD and Research iD in the credentials of the authors;

· Attach, as a supplementary document, the declaration of public responsibility and transfer of copyright signed by all authors;

· Attach, as a supplementary document, a letter of approval of the study by the Research Ethics Committee (if applicable);





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