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All our manuscript editors and writers go through the Basic Editor Training (BET) program that comprises 5 standard modules and various customized programs. Our medical writers receive specific training in ICH–GCP, CONSORT, and ICMJE guidelines. In addition, all our editors also receive intensive English language training. They attend external training programs and workshops that offer updates on grammar, punctuation, and style for American and British English.

Open-access journals are journals that offer free and permanent online access to research articles they publish. The aim of these journals is to “ensure the rapid and efficient communication of research findings” to the entire scientific community (BioMedCentral, About Us section, July 2011). While readers are given free access to published material, authors typically have to pay an article-processing fee to help these journals bear publishing costs.

Impact factor indicates the number of times the articles in a journal are cited in other studies during a particular period. For example, an impact factor of 3 indicates that each article in the journal was cited 3 times on average during the specified period. It is assumed that an article that is cited many times presents novel, interesting, or important research. There are various formulas for calculating impact factors. We generally follow the ones published in Journal Citation Reports (JCR) by Thomson Reuters. Most journals have a JCR impact factor in the range 1-4. Brand new journals tend to have low impact factors.

No, peer reviewers do not accept/reject papers; the journal editor makes this decision. However, while peer reviewers do not make this decision, they can strongly influence this decision because they evaluate your manuscript and make recommendations on whether to accept or reject it. The journal editor considers these recommendations when making the acceptance/rejection decision.

A potential reviewer should be a qualified expert with thorough and in-depth understanding of the subject area of your manuscript. You can recommend researchers from other universities who are from the same field as you, fellow experts you meet at conferences and other academic forums, and authors you have cited in your manuscript as potential reviewers. However, you should not recommend colleagues who work in the same department, employees who work under your supervision, your own supervisors, or co-authors, as this would involve a conflict of interest. (Note: Editage does not recommend reviewers for your manuscript.)

We do not offer rewriting or paraphrasing for the plagiarized texts/ sentences.

A journal should demonstrate the quality of editorial work, including features that contribute to the objectivity, credibility, and quality of its content. These features mainly include: Information about the methods of selecting articles Statements indicating adherence to ethical guidelines Evidence that authors have disclosed financial conflicts of interest

We can format your manuscript according to a different jounal’s specifications. However, this will be treated as a different job.

Once you submit an editing or publication support assignment to Indata Analysis, you will receive a login ID and password to access the Indata Analysis Online. To place an order the next time with us, you’ll need to login to Indata Analysis Online and submit your assignment details.

It is recommended that you give your editor as much background information as possible regarding your research. This ensures that your editor understands all aspects of your research, thereby enabling him to do a better edit of your manuscript. Note that files attached as reference files are not considered in the word count.