Information For Authors

Interested in submitting to this journal? The Journal publishes articles of the International Conference on Mental Health Care "Mental Health: global challenges of XXI century". More information about conference is available on the Conference website

Publications fee for authors

The journal operates under the Conference Model, integrating the benefits of conference participation and scholarly publication (ensuring high standards in research dissemination, rigorous peer review and editorial processes, enhancing the visibility and networking opportunities for authors/Conference participants). Conference/Publication fees (370 EUR per article) help cover the costs of organizing conferences, administrative and operational costs for publication process, ensure quality, and contribute to making research widely accessible This model allows us to provide a platform for researchers to present their work at conferences and subsequently publish their findings in our journal. We also offer fee waivers and discounts to support a diverse range of contributors.

Only if your manuscript is accepted, you can pay a conference/publication fee

We recommend that you review the About the Journal page for the journal's section policies, as well as the Author Guidelines. Authors need to send an email to the Organizational\Academic Committee of the Conference or to the Editor-in-Chief viktor.vus@mhgcj.org 

Review Guidelines for Authors

 Once your article has been received by the journal, it will be sent in a “blind” process to two of  academic peers to review. They will read your article considering a number of factors, including the appropriateness of the subject matter for the next journal issue. The reviewers will also complete an evaluation sheet that considers the criterial noted below, and feedback will be given to you based on that criteria.

Your article will be reviewed with the following in mind:

Article content:

  • Are the study aims, and/or the theses of the article logical and clearly stated?
  • Is the rationale/justification for conducting the study or reviewing the material clear?
  • Are the methods described in sufficient detail so that the experiment could be reproduced?
  • Is the study design robust and appropriate to the stated aim?
  • Are the conclusions drawn supported by the data?
  • Is the discussion section critical and comprehensive?
  • Are the references appropriate in number and up-to-date?
  • Are statements supported appropriately by parenthetical citations?

Figure and table quality:

·       Are figures and tables well-constructed?

·       Are figures and tables well-annotated and easy to read?

Language quality:

·       Is the writing clear, concise and logical?

·       Does the language support understanding of the argument/case being made?