期刊名称：HOMEOPATHY
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
Description
A valuable resource for those in traditional medicine as well as complementary practitioners, Homeopathy publishes peer-reviewed articles that will appeal to a multi-disciplinary audience.
Homeopathy is an international journal aimed at improving the understanding and clinical practice of homeopathy by publishing high quality articles on clinical and basic research, clinical audit and evidence-based practice of homeopathy. It also promotes debate and reviews homeopathic literature.
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Bibliographic & ordering Information
ISSN: 1475-4916
Imprint: ELSEVIER
Subscriptions for the year 2007, Volume 96, 4 issues
Institutional online access: ScienceDirect eSelect
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Instructions to Authors
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| Guide for Authors
Homeopathy invites papers for publication. These should be original and not published elsewhere. All contributions are subject to peer review by independent experts and the Editor's decision concerning publication is final. We pay a fee for reviews and also for transcriptions of lectures, seminars, debates etc. A detailed outline is required before we will agree to commission such articles. All material submitted for publication must include a covering letter, personally signed by all authors and a statement of sources of funding (if application) and conflicts of interests.
Manuscript Submission Authors are requested to submit their original manuscript and figures online via http://ees.elsevier.com/homp/. This is the Elsevier web-based submission and review system. You will find full instructions located on this site - a Guide for Authors and a Guide for Online Submission. Please follow these guide lines to prepare and upload your article. Once the uploading is done, our system automatically generates an electronic pdf proof, which is then used for reviewing. All correspondence, including notification of the Editor's decision and requests for revisions, will be managed via this system.
Paper submissions are not normally accepted. If you cannot submit electronically, please email the editorial office for assistance on journal@trusthomeopathy.org
Papers should be structured as follows: (a) Title page, (b) Abstract, (c) Keywords, (d) Text, (e) References, (f) Figure and Table Legends, (g) Figures and (h) Tables.
Title page. List the title and full names of all the authors' institutional affiliations, the corresponding author's names, full postal address, telephone, fax and e-mail, three to six keywords, suggestions for a short running title.
Text. Use the standard format (Introduction, Material and Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusion, Acknowledgements, References). Abbreviations and Contractions should be defined in the text when first used.
Homeopathic medicines. The names of homeopathic medicines, books and journals appear in italics; this may be indicated in the manuscripts by underlining. The binomial system and abbreviations are used for homeopathic medicines e.g. Nat-m, Kali-ar. Homeopathy potencies are indicated as 6x, 30c, I M I OM (or cH where the method of dilution is specified).
Clinical Case Histories. Cases should be well presented and concise (maximum of 1500 words per case). Cases should address a specified therapeutic and/or management issue or point of doctrine. Discussion should be critical and reflective rather than doctrinaire. Case analysis (symptom selection, prescribing strategy, etc) should be transparent and well justified. Case histories should discuss the materia medica involved, and the rationale of any differential diagnosis. Case analysis and materia medica should be illustrated with tables and figures where appropriate. Case histories should include adequate follow-up to demonstrate sustained improvement. Documentation and independence evidence should greatly strengthen case reports, and as much such evidence as possible should be presented. This includes results of pathology and other investigations, images (including photographs), physical examination, ability to work and fulfil social roles, school performance, assessments by other health professions and agencies.
References. Only papers closely related to the author's work should be cited. Exhaustive lists should be avoided. References should be numbered according to their first appearance in the text. At the end of the paper they should be listed in numerical order corresponding to the order of citation in the text. The form of references should be:
Journals
Name of author(s) followed by initial (if more than six authors, give the first three and add et al), full title of paper, abbreviated title of the journal, year of publication, volume number, page number(s).
1. Walach H, Van Asseldonk T, Bourkas P, et al. Electric measurement of ultra-high dilutions - a blinded controlled experiement. Br Hom J 1998; 87: 3-12.
Books
Name of author(s)followed by initials (if more than six authors as above), chapter title, name and initial of editor(s), full title of the book, volume, edition, place of publication, publisher, year of publication, page number or span.
2. Hahnemann S. Organon of medicine, 6th edn, New Delhi: B. Jain Publishers 1970, pp 63 - 68.
3. McMichael DF. Mollusks - Classification, distribution, venoms apparatus and venoms, symptomatology of stings. In: Bucherl W and Buckley EE (eds) Venomous Animals and their Venoms, Vol III Venomous Invertebrates. New York: Academic Press, Inc, 1971 Chap 57, pp 373-393.
Graphs, tables and illustrations must be on separate pages, numbered at the back. Legends should be included for all of these, typed on a separate sheet of paper. Colour photographs can be reproduced at extra cost to the author.
Submission on disk
If possible please supply articles on disk. Articles on disk must meet the following criteria:
1. the manuscript on disk must be identical to the hard copy.
2. a double-spaced hard copy accompanies the disk and matches the disc version exactly. If the disk version differs from the hard copy, the hard copy will be used.
3. the disk contains text only, excluding the tables, figures or graphic files.
4. disks are 3.5 inches (90 mm).
5. the paper saved is in its original application (e.g. Wordperfect or Microsoft Word), also as RTF (rich text format) if available or ASCII (plain)text.
6. the disk is clearly labelled with the journal title, authors' names, paper title, file names and the application used.
7. tables are provided as hard copy as well as on disk.
sub-directories / folders are avoided. Keep the files at the top directory level.
8. figures / artwork provided as hard copy as well as on disk.
9. there is no automatic pagination. Manuscript pages should be numbered by hand on the hard copy version.
10. the files are not compressed.
11. there are double-line spaces between paragraphs; first lines are not indented.
12. double-line spaces are not used between items in the list or references. 13. journal style is followed for references, capitalisation, etc.
Permissions
Authors must obtain permission to reproduce all maps, diagrams, figures and photographs. As a rule it is necessary to obtain permission for single passages of prose exceeding 250 words, or scattered passages totalling more than 400 words from any one work. Please supply the publisher with full information for all work cited, including author, dates published, publisher and page references. Copyright extends to 50 years after the death of the author or 50 years after publication of a scholarly edition, whichever is longer.
Proofs
Contributors are provided with page proofs to read for typesetting errors. Important changes in data are allowed, but authors may be charged for excessive alterations. Proofs must be returned to the publishers within 3 days of receipt. If proofs are not returned within the time period, the Editor will have the right to publish any article without the alterations.
Offprints
An offprint order form is sent with the proofs; 25 offprints are supplied (at no charge) to the principal author. Charges for reprints ordered at a later date are necessarily higher.
Business matters
Business correspondence and enquiries relating to advertising, subscriptions, back numbers or reprints should be addressed to the Publisher.
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Editorial Board
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Editor:
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| Peter Fisher |
FRCP FFHom, London, UK
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Editorial Board:
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| Bob Leckridge |
MB, ChB, FFHom, UK
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| Robert Mathie |
BSc (Hons) PhD, UK
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| Tom Whitmarsh |
MA, MBBS, FRCP, FFHom, UK
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Editorial Advisory Board:
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| Cees Baas |
Canada
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| Madeleine Bastide |
France
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| Iris R Bell |
USA
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| Philippe Belon |
France
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| Zvi Bentwich |
Israel
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| Brian Berman |
USA
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| Martien Brands |
UK
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| Michael Carlston |
USA
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| Diwan Vijay Chand |
India
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| Flavio Dantas |
Brazil
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| Joanathan Davidson |
USA
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| Christopher Day |
UK
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| Jean-Louis Demangeat |
France
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| Christian Endler |
Austria
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| Madeleine Ennis |
Ireland
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| Edzard Ernst |
UK
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| Edoardo Felisi |
Italy
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| Trevor Gibbs |
UK
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| Robert Gilchrist |
UK
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| German Guajardo-Bernal |
Mexico
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| Jennifer Jacobs |
USa
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| Wayne Jonas |
USA
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| Steven Kayne |
UK
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| David Lilley |
South Africa
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| Klaus Linde |
Germany
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| Menachem Oberbaum |
Israel
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| David Peters |
UK
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| Bernard Poitevin |
France
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| D.P. Rastogi |
India
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| David Reilly |
UK
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| David Riley |
USA
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| Jurgen Schulte |
Australia
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| Trevor Thompson |
UK
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| André Thurneysen |
Switzerland
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| Robert van Haselen |
UK
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| Michel van Wassenhoven |
Belgium
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| Peter Varley |
Australia
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| Harald Walach |
UK
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| Fred Wiegant |
The Netherlands
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