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ARTICLE CATEGORIES
The Interdisciplinary Magazine publishes original articles, reviews,
case studies, and also a student’s page, all this in the areas of health, human
sciences and technology.
Original articles: contributions destined to reveal results of new
research. They are typewritten (using New Roman Times, #12) and printed
on sheets of A4 sized (210 X 297 mm) paper, double spaced, with an upper
left margin of 3.0 cm., and a lower right one of 2.0 cm. The original articles
are at least 15 pages long, and at most 20 pages (including black and
white illustrations, graphics, charts, photographs etc.) The charts and figures
should be limited to five per group. Figures will be accepted, as long
as they do not repeat data contained in the tables. It is recommended that
the number of bibliographic references be twenty at most. The structure
is conventional and is made up of an introduction, methodology, results,
discussion and final conclusions.
Reviews: systemized critical evaluations of scientific literature or
opinions about certain subjects, with conclusions. The procedures adopted
and the delimitation of the theme should be included. Its length is
limited to fifteen pages.
Original case studies: evaluated studies, or brief notes on research
containing new and relevant subjects, they should follow the same norms
as the original articles and are limited to five pages.
The Student Page: dedicated to publishing articles developed by
undergraduate students. These articles will have footnotes written by supervising
professors. Their presentations follow the same norms as those
demanded by the original articles, limited to five pages.
All manuscripts will be turned in with an information sheet which
will have the names of the authors, their academic backgrounds, employers,
current positions, complete addresses and e-mails. One of the authors
will take responsibility for any needed correspondence.
Once the article is accepted for publication, it is with the condition
that the copyright belongs exclusively to the magazine, (see attachment).
The papers will be evaluated by the Editorial Council, and the Publishing
Commission. The articles that are rejected will not be returned. The
authors will receive a written explanation for the refusal.
INTERDISCIPLINARY MAGAZINE - NORMS FOR PUBLICATION
All concepts, ideas, and prejudices contained in the publications are
the sole responsibility of its authors.
In research involving persons, the authors should clearly state
whether or not their project was approved by the Research Ethics Committee
(CEP) It is also necessary to show clearly that the participants involved
give their total consent, in accordance with resolution number 196 of the
National Health Council of October 10, 1996.
THE FORM AND PREPARATION OF THE MANUSCRIPT
The Interdisciplinary Magazine recommends that the papers follow
the orientations of the norms of the ABNT to make a list of references and
indicate them together with the quotes.
THE MANUSCRIPTS
Three copies of the manuscript should be printed, and one put on
CD with an archive developed on the MS WORD TEXT EDITOR.
The Identification Page: title and subtitle of the article with a maximum
of fifteen words, concise, though informative, in three languages
(Portuguese, English and Spanish);with the name(s) of the author(s), six
maximum, their university status, position(s), the name of the institution
the work should be attributed to, city, state, complete address, including
the e-mail of the researcher responsible for the group.
The Abstracts and Key words: the abstract, written in the three
languages mentioned above, should contain one hundred to two hundred
words, be single spaced, stating the objective of the research, methodology,
along with the main results and conclusions. The newest and most
important aspects of the study should be emphasized. Underneath the
abstract should be three to five keywords related to the theme. The three
abstracts will be presented in sequence on the first page, including titles
and keywords in their respective languages.
The Illustrations: Charts should be consecutively numbered using
algorisms, in the order which they are mentioned in the text, charts use
only one set of numerations for the whole text. The same should be done
for any images (Photographs, designs, graphics, etc) they are to follow the
same rules as mentioned for charts.
The Footnotes: should be mentioned in alphabetical order, appe