Preservation of Pivacy Policy

Respondents have a right of preserving privacy which should not be blatantly ignored without the informed consent. Identifying data, including names , addresses, or ethical numbers, can not be published in the composed written descriptions, images, or lineages unless the data is needed for research purposes and the respondents offer signed permission to publish. 

Of such a purpose informed consent means that the manuscript to be released be presented to an identifiable respondent. Authors should disclose to these respondents if any potential recognizable material can be accessed through the Internet and in print after publication, in addition.

Privacy of subjects in the case study

Patient (in case)/ respondent consent (if necessary) must be written and registered with the publication, the authors, or both, as specified by the author's country's local regulations or rules. The laws applicable in each area and the rules of the journals control the informed consent with appropriate guidance. Since the journal knows about the identity of the respondents, a few writers may prefer that the privacy of the respondents is best protected by making the author record, consent, and sign a contract with the journal, authenticates and that the written consent of the respondents has been obtained and published.

Secrecy

The Editor-In-Chief, the Managing Editor and any publication staff shall not report to anyone other than the corresponding author, reviewers, prospective reviewers, other editorial advisors and the publisher any data concerning a manuscript submitted.

Disclosure and Conflicts of Interest

Unpublished materials revealed in a submitted paper shall not be used by any person who has a manuscript viewpoint (without the writer's express written consent) in his or her own work.