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Peer Review Process
Manuscripts must be only submitted electronically, via Management System of the magazine http://www.revanestesia.sld.cu
A manuscript receipt will be sent to the corresponding author. The Editorial Board will carry out the first review, within two weeks, to determine the relevance of the topic and whether the manuscript complies with the Publication Standards. In the event that there are essential deficiencies or the manuscript does not address a topic of interest to the journal, it will be rejected. If those deficiencies were only formal, it will be returned to the author for correction before the assessment process begins. The receipt date of the manuscript will start running after the correct receipt of the manuscript.
Subsequently, the article will be submitted to an external blind peer evaluation process (authors do not know the identity of the reviewers and editors mediate all interactions between reviewers and authors) for which a guide will be used, according to the type of article, created for such purposes. Editorials, letters to the editor and event review are except of the external blind peer evaluation process, since they will be assessed and approved by the main editor.
The assessing period will be up to sixty days. In this period, the authors will be noticed on the editorial decision. If the article is returned to the authors to correct the indications, it will consequently require new assessment. The decision of the editorial committee will not take more than 90 days from the last date.
Once the article is ready in HTML format, it will be sent to the corresponding author to check the layout version in the original submission language. Meanwhile, a final review is made by the editorial office.
After the pertinent changes have been done, the article is published in an HTML version in a specific issue of the journal, according to the editorial plan and needs. The PDF version editing process begins, which will be subsequently published.
Acceptance articles for evaluation does not mean this Journal commitment to publish. Once the manuscript is submitted, it cannot be submitted to any other journal or publication source for consideration. The decision not to publish a manuscript is final; however, authors can submit their opinion to the committee.
If for any reason authors do not want to publish their article after having submitted it and in process, they must notice the journal's board in writing in order to avoid an ethical conflict.
Manuscripts can be submitted in Spanish, English or Portuguese. Those manuscripts in Portuguese should have abstracts in Spanish and English.
Informative note: in April 2021 the journal will start with the open peer review system, in which there may be a direct exchange between authors and reviewers. Strategy aimed at complying with the open science indicators.
Publication Frequency
The Cuban Journal of Anesthesiology and Resuscitation, from Volume 19. Number 1. 2020, will use the system of continuous or in progress publication. The journal will have a quarterly frequency and complying with the regular publication calendar, each year volume will continue issuing three numbers.
Open Access Policy
The Cuban Journal of Anesthesiology and Resuscitation provides immediate open access to its content, based on the open access principle that offers free access to the research since it helps a greater global exchange of knowledge. It works on the basis of 2002 Budapest Open Access Declaration - BOAI. In accordance with this Open Access policy, users are allowed to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search or link to the full text of articles or use them for any lawful purpose, without financial, legal or technical barrier, outside those that are inseparable from Internet access itself (http://www.budapestopenaccessinitiative.org/translations/spanish-translation). All content in this journal is under a Creative Commons Attribution - Non-Commercial 4.0 License (CC BY-NC), which allows sharing (copying and redistributing the material in any means or format) and adapting (remixing, transforming and creating from the material) , under the following conditions: authorship is recognized and no commercial use is made of the materials.
Under this Open Access policy, no charges are involved at any stage of the publication process, by any concept whether subscription, sending, processing, publication or reading of articles from our journal.
Plagiarism Policy
The Cuban Journal of Anesthesiology and Resuscitation uses URKUND content similarity checking system as instrument to analyze the presence of plagiarism in texts. Its main function is the detection of coincidences. The articles will be verified by the main editor, then sent to the reviewers.
Regarding the similarity percentages, it is globally established that:
- From 1 to 10% coincidence: there is no intentional plagiarism and a user report should not be necessary to the organization.
- From 11 to 20% coincidence: part of the text should be modified.
- From 30 to 40% coincidence: most of the document must be modified and report to the corresponding authority.
- From 40 to 50% coincidence: it is considered plagiarism. The paper will be entirely amended and the respective institutional sanctions will be imposed on the offender.
International arbitration constitutes support for this policy.
Publication ethics
The research submitted must comply with all ethical statements for the types of studies, either in humans or animals. Declaration of Helsinki 2013
All fragments of texts in the article, from previously published works or in journals publication process or other support, should contain proper citation. If they are from the author himself, they are considered self-citations. Said clause does not include those contributions that are not completely submitted in scientific events, as well as those that have been published in preliminarily.
Contributions submitted simultaneously to other journal (s) will not be accepted for reviewing.
Any ethical violation related to the document (plagiarism, data fabrication, duplicate or redundant publication and fraudulent research) will be resolved using the protocols established by the International Committee on Ethics in Scientific Publication. (COPE).
All authors must accept the responsibility defined by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors; in addition to declaring, on a mandatory basis, the presence or not of conflicts of interest (personal, financial, intellectual, professional, political or religious) in relation to the investigation submitted. The opinions they express are their sole responsibility.
Authors are considered so in accordance with the recommendations of the above mentioned committee (ICMJE):
- Substantially contribute to the idea or design of the study, data collection or analysis and interpretation.
- Participate in the writing or critical review of its intellectual content.
- Approve the final version of the manuscript for publication.
- Have the ability to respond to all aspects related to the article, in order to guarantee its accuracy and integrity.
Individuals who do not meet the criteria to consider themselves authors, but who assisted in the progress of the research or the preparation of the final report, should be mentioned as collaborators in the acknowledgments section at the end of the manuscript.
At all-time the right to privacy of people and confidentially must be respected.
Research data management
The Cuban Journal of Anesthesiology and Resuscitation in full adherence to the principles of Open Science, encourages the authors of original articles to deposit their research databases, tools or other types of material that are not part of the body of the article, on the SciELO Data server (https://data.scielo.org/) or another known one, and that guarantees compliance with the FAIR principles (retrievable / accessible / interoperable and reusable) for research data. This position guarantees total transparency of the investigative process and increases its credibility. The deposited data must be cited as bibliographic references, adopting the norm established by the journal.
Digital files preservation policy
The Cuban Journal of Anesthesiology and Resuscitation is governed by the digital data preservation policy established by the Editorial of Medical Sciences (ECIMED) and uses a national file preservation system in coordination with the National Center for Information on Medical Sciences (www.sld.cu). Furthermore, as an accredited journal in SciELO, it has access to preserve the articles in CLOCKSS (The Keepers Registry).
Publication charges
The Cuban Journal of Anesthesiology and Resuscitation does not charge for processing or publishing articles.
Policy of publication
The Cuban Journal of Anesthesiology and resuscitation don’t admitted advertising document, only will be accept abstract of events, called by the society.
Claims and conflict
To perform any claim, correction, retractions or clarifications in relation to the editorial process of your articles, please send the email to the editor in chief (editoranest1@infomed.sld.cu)