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Articles should be submitted exclusively on the website: www.saudeemdebate.org.br. After registering, the author responsible for the submission will receive a login name and a password.When submitting the article, all information required must be supplied with identical content as in the uploaded file.
Types of texts accepted for submission
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Original article: scientific research outcome that may be generalized or replicated. The text should comprise a maximum of 6,000 words.
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Essay: critical analysis on a specific theme relevant and of interest to Brazilian and international topical health policies. The text should comprise a maximum of 7,000 words.
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Systematic review or integrative review: critical review of literature on topical theme in health. Systematic review rigorously synthesises research related to an issue. Integrative review provides more comprehensive information on the subject. The text should comprise a maximum of 8,000 words.
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Opinion article: exclusively for authors invited by the Editorial Board. No abstract or summary are required. The text should comprise a maximum of 7,000 words.
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Case study: description of academic, assistential or extension experiences that bring significant contributions to the area. The text should comprise a maximum of 5,000 words.
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Critical review: review of books on subjects of interest to the field of public health policies, by decision of the Editorial Board. Texts should present an overview of the work, its theoretical framework and target audience. The text should comprise a maximum of 1,200 words. A high resolution cover should be sent through the journal's system.
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Document and testimony: works referring to themes of historical or topical interest, by decision of the Editorial Board.
Important: in all cases, the maximum number of words includes the body of the article and references. It does not include title, abstract, keywords, tables, charts, figures and graphs.
Text preparation and submission
The text may be written in Portuguese, Spanish or English. It should be typed in Microsoft® Word or compatible software, in doc or docx format, to be attached in the corresponding field of the submission form. It must not contain any information that makes it possible to identify the authors or institutions to which they are linked.
Type in size standard A4 (210X297mm); all four margins 2.5cm wide; font Times New Roman in 12pt size; line spacing 1.5.
The text must comprise:
Title: expressing clearly and briefly the contents of the text, in no more than 15 words. The title should be in bold font, using capital letters only for proper nouns. Texts written in Portuguese and Spanish should have the title in the original idiom and in English. The text in English should have the title in English and in Portuguese.
Abstract: in Portuguese and English or in Spanish and English, comprising no more than 200 words, clearly outlining the aims, the method used and the main conclusions of the work. It should not be structured, without topics (introduction, methods, results etc.); citations or abbreviations should not be used, except for internationally recognized abbreviations.
Keywords: at the end of the abstract, three to five keywords should be included, separated by period (only the first letter in capital), using terms from the structured vocabulary (DeCS).
Clinical trial registration: 'Saúde em Debate' journal supports the policies for clinical trial registration of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE), thus recognizing its importance to the registry and international dissemination of information on clinical trial. Thus, clinical researches should contain the identification number on one of the Clinical Trials registries validated by WHO and ICMJE, whose addresses are available at . Whenever a trial registration number is available, authors should list it at the end of the abstract.
Ethics in research involving human beings: the publication of articles with results of research involving human beings is conditional on compliance with the ethical principles contained in the Declaração de Helsinki, of 1964, reformulated in 1975, 1983, 1989, 1996, 2000 and 2008, of the World Medical Association; besides complying with the specific legislations of the country in which the research was carried out, when existent. Articles with research involving human beings should make it clear, in the last paragraph of the material and methods section, the compliance with ethical principles and send a declaration of responsibility in the act of submission.
The journal respects the authors' style and creativity regarding the text composition; nevertheless, the text must contemplate conventional elements, such as:
Introduction: with clear definition of the investigated problem and its rationale;
Material and methods: objectively described in a clear and objective way, allowing the reproductbility of the research. In case it involves human beings, the approval number of the Research Ethics Committee (CEP) must be registered;
Results and discussion: may be presented together or separately;
Conclusions or final considerations: depending on the type of research carried out;
References: only cited authors should be included in the text and follow the Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals, of the ICMJE, used for the preparation of references (known as 'Vancouver Style'). For further clarification, we recommend consulting the Reference Normalization Manual prepared by the Cebes editorial.
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The journal does not use underlines and bold as an emphasis. Use single quotes to draw attention to expressions or titles of works. Examples: 'gateway'; 'Saúde em Debate'. Words in other languages should be written in italics, except for proper names.
Avoid using capital letters in the text, except for absolutely necessary ones.
Testimonials of subjects should be presented in italics and in double quotation marks in the body of the text (if less than three lines). If they have more than three lines, they should be written in italics, without quotes, highlighted in the text, with a 4 cm backspace, simple space and font 11.
Footnotes should not be used in the text. If absolutely necessary, footnotes should be indicated with sequential superscript numbers.
Repetition of data or information in the different parts of the text should be avoided.
Figures, graphs, charts and tables should be supplied in high resolution, in black-and-white or in gray scale, and on separate sheets, one on each sheet, following the order in which they appear in the work (they should be numbered and comprise title and source). Their position should be clearly indicated on the page where they are inserted. The quantity of figures, graphs, charts and tables should not exceed five per text. The file should be editable (not taken from other files) and, in the case of images (photographs, drawings, etc.), it must be in high resolution with at least 300 DPI.
In case there are photographs, subjects must not be identified, unless they authorize it, in writing, for the purpose of scientific dissemination.
Information about authors
The journal accepts a maximum of seven authors per article. Information should be included only in the submission form, containing: full name, abbreviated name for bibliographic citations, linked institutions with up to three hierarchies, ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) code and e-mail.
Funding
The scientific papers, when funded, must identify the source of the funds. The ‘Saúde em Debate’ Journal meets the Ordinance nº 206 of 2018 from the Ministério da Educação / Fundação Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / Gabinete sobre Citação obrigatória da Capes, for any work made or published, in any medium, resulting from activities totally or partially funded by Capes.
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