Editorial Policies
Upholding scientific integrity through transparent editorial standards.
Committed to Ethical Excellence
IJGH adheres to the highest standards of publishing ethics, ensuring fairness, transparency, and scientific rigor in all global health publications.
IJGH employs rigorous double-blind peer review. Each manuscript is assessed by at least two independent global health specialists.
- Initial screening by the Editor-in-Chief
- Assignment to qualified peer reviewers
- Authors receive detailed feedback and editorial decision
All research involving human subjects must comply with ethical standards:
- IRB or Ethics Committee approval
- Declaration of Helsinki compliance
- Informed consent documentation
- Special considerations for vulnerable populations
Authors must disclose financial relationships, funding sources, and any affiliations that could influence their work or its interpretation.
IJGH uses iThenticate to screen all submissions. Manuscripts must represent original work with proper attribution.
Post-publication errors receive an erratum. Misconduct cases may result in retraction per COPE guidelines.
