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Author Guidelines

Manuscripts preparation

 On-line submission form
- title (short but informative, excluding geographic locations and abbreviations, until 15 words) in Portuguese, English and Spanish;
- Full name of author(s), with professional category, highest degree, affiliated department and institution, e-mail, city, state and country in footnote;
- Name, mailing address, e-mail, telephone/fax of corresponding author;
- Include names of all authors in the link insert authors;
- Acknowledgement(s) of funding, equipment, pharmaceutical support when relevant;
- Thanks - name of collaborators whose contribution does not qualify as authorship according to RLAE criteria, or list of authors beyond names indicated below the title:
- scientific consulting
- critical review of study proposal
- support and/or cooperation in data collection
- support to research subjects
- grammar review
- technical support during research;
- relation of manuscript with theses and dissertations (inform responsible institution);
- Maximum 150 words, including research objective, basic procedures (subject selection, observation and analysis methods, main results) and conclusions. Contributions to the advancement of nursing knowledge should be highlighted;
- include 3 to 6 descriptors for indexation of the articles - consult http://decs.bvs.br/ or MESH - Medical Subject Headings http://www.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/MBrowser.html

 

Article file
The main file of the article should also include, on the first page, the title, abstract and descriptors, in this order, in Portuguese, English and Spanish.

Do not use abbreviations in the title and abstract. These should be written in full upon their first use in the text, unless they are standardized units of measurement.

Compulsory documents
Upon submission through the on-line system, the following compulsory documents should be attached:
- approval of the Research Ethics Committee
- individual declaration form (download www.eerp.usp.br/rlae);
 Both documents should be digitalized as a .jpg file (maximum size 1MB each).
- filled-out check-list (download www.eerp.usp.br/rlae).

Format
- A4 (210 x 297mm).
- 2.5 cm margins on all sides.
- Font Times New Roman 12.
- Double lining throughout the file.
- Tables should be inserted in the text, numbered consecutively with Arabic numerals, in the order mentioned in the text, without any horizontal or vertical lines inside the table. The title should be short and include essential data only, avoiding unrepresentative data. Explanatory notes should be placed in a footnote to the table and not in the heading or title.
- Figures (including drawings, graphs, pictures etc.) should be drawn, elaborated and/or photographed by professionals in black and white. In case pictures are used, subjects cannot be identified or upon written authorization for the sake of scientific dissemination only. Numbering should be consecutive with Arabic numerals, in the order mentioned in the text. Figures will be accepted provided that they do not repeat data contained in tables. In the figure legends, symbols, arrows, numbers, letters and other signed should be identified and their meaning clarified. Non-standardized abbreviations should be explained in footnotes, sequentially using the following symbols: *,†,‡,§,||,,**,††,‡‡.
- Illustrations should be sufficiently clear to permit reproduction at 7.2cm (width of text column) or 15cm (page width). For illustrations extracted from other publications, authors should provide written permission for their reproduction. These authorizations should be sent together with the manuscript submitted for publication.
- Maximum of 5 tables, figures and illustrations on the whole.
- Use of internationally standardized abbreviations only.
- Footnotes: should be marked with asterisks, initiated per page and restricted to a minimum.
- The maximum number of pages includes the full article, titles, abstracts and descriptors in three languages, illustrations, graphs, tables, pictures and references.
- Maximum of 17 pages for original articles. It is recommended to limit references to 25. Only those strictly relevant for the research question should be included, avoiding an accumulation of references in the same citation.
- Maximum of 18 pages for reviews. Only those strictly relevant for the research question should be included, avoiding an accumulation of references in the same citation.
- Maximum of 1 page for Letters to the Editor.
Subject statements should be included in italics, font Times New Roman 10, included in the body of the text.
E.g.: society is increasingly violent (subject 1).
- Place ipsis litteris citations between brackets only, included in the body of the text.
- References - numbered consecutively, according to their first mention in the text. Identified with Arabic numerals, between parentheses and superscribed, without mentioning authors’ names. The same rule applies to tables and legends.
- In case of sequential citations, separate numbers by a hyphen (e.g.: 1-2); when interspersed use comma (e.g.: 1,5,7).
Authors are fully responsible for the correctness of references.

How to cite articles published in the Latin American Journal of Nursing

Articles published in RLAE should be cited preferably in English. 

On-line submission form
- title (short but informative, excluding geographic locations and abbreviations, until 15 words) in Portuguese, English and Spanish;
- Full name of author(s), with professional category, highest degree, affiliated department and institution, e-mail, city, state and country in footnote;
- Name, mailing address, e-mail, telephone/fax of corresponding author;
- Include names of all authors in the link insert authors;
- Acknowledgement(s) of funding, equipment, pharmaceutical support when relevant;
- Thanks - name of collaborators whose contribution does not qualify as authorship according to RLAE criteria, or list of authors beyond names indicated below the title:
- scientific consulting
- critical review of study proposal
- support and/or cooperation in data collection
- support to research subjects
- grammar review
- technical support during research;
- relation of manuscript with theses and dissertations (inform responsible institution);
- Maximum 150 words, including research objective, basic procedures (subject selection, observation and analysis methods, main results) and conclusions. Contributions to the advancement of nursing knowledge should be highlighted;
- include 3 to 6 descriptors for indexation of the articles - consult http://decs.bvs.br/ or MESH - Medical Subject Headings http://www.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/MBrowser.html

 

Article file
The main file of the article should also include, on the first page, the title, abstract and descriptors, in this order, in Portuguese, English and Spanish.

Do not use abbreviations in the title and abstract. These should be written in full upon their first use in the text, unless they are standardized units of measurement.

Compulsory documents
Upon submission through the on-line system, the following compulsory documents should be attached:
- approval of the Research Ethics Committee
- individual declaration form (download www.eerp.usp.br/rlae);
 Both documents should be digitalized as a .jpg file (maximum size 1MB each).
- filled-out check-list (download www.eerp.usp.br/rlae).

Format
- A4 (210 x 297mm).
- 2.5 cm margins on all sides.
- Font Times New Roman 12.
- Double lining throughout the file.
- Tables should be inserted in the text, numbered consecutively with Arabic numerals, in the order mentioned in the text, without any horizontal or vertical lines inside the table. The title should be short and include essential data only, avoiding unrepresentative data. Explanatory notes should be placed in a footnote to the table and not in the heading or title.
- Figures (including drawings, graphs, pictures etc.) should be drawn, elaborated and/or photographed by professionals in black and white. In case pictures are used, subjects cannot be identified or upon written authorization for the sake of scientific dissemination only. Numbering should be consecutive with Arabic numerals, in the order mentioned in the text. Figures will be accepted provided that they do not repeat data contained in tables. In the figure legends, symbols, arrows, numbers, letters and other signed should be identified and their meaning clarified. Non-standardized abbreviations should be explained in footnotes, sequentially using the following symbols: *,†,‡,§,||,,**,††,‡‡.
- Illustrations should be sufficiently clear to permit reproduction at 7.2cm (width of text column) or 15cm (page width). For illustrations extracted from other publications, authors should provide written permission for their reproduction. These authorizations should be sent together with the manuscript submitted for publication.
- Maximum of 5 tables, figures and illustrations on the whole.
- Use of internationally standardized abbreviations only.
- Footnotes: should be marked with asterisks, initiated per page and restricted to a minimum.
- The maximum number of pages includes the full article, titles, abstracts and descriptors in three languages, illustrations, graphs, tables, pictures and references.
- Maximum of 17 pages for original articles. It is recommended to limit references to 25. Only those strictly relevant for the research question should be included, avoiding an accumulation of references in the same citation.
- Maximum of 18 pages for reviews. Only those strictly relevant for the research question should be included, avoiding an accumulation of references in the same citation.
- Maximum of 1 page for Letters to the Editor.
Subject statements should be included in italics, font Times New Roman 10, included in the body of the text.
E.g.: society is increasingly violent (subject 1).
- Place ipsis litteris citations between brackets only, included in the body of the text.
- References - numbered consecutively, according to their first mention in the text. Identified with Arabic numerals, between parentheses and superscribed, without mentioning authors’ names. The same rule applies to tables and legends.
- In case of sequential citations, separate numbers by a hyphen (e.g.: 1-2); when interspersed use comma (e.g.: 1,5,7).
Authors are fully responsible for the correctness of references.

How to cite articles published in the Latin American Journal of Nursing

Articles published in RLAE should be cited preferably in English.

Submission Preparation Checklist

Todas as submissões devem atender aos seguintes requisitos.

  • A contribuição é original e inédita, e não está sendo avaliada para publicação por outra revista; caso contrário, deve-se justificar em "Comentários ao editor".
  • O arquivo da submissão está em formato Microsoft Word, OpenOffice ou RTF.
  • URLs para as referências foram informadas quando possível.
  • O texto está em espaço simples; usa uma fonte de 12-pontos; emprega itálico em vez de sublinhado (exceto em endereços URL); as figuras e tabelas estão inseridas no texto, não no final do documento na forma de anexos.
  • O texto segue os padrões de estilo e requisitos bibliográficos descritos em Diretrizes para Autores, na página Sobre a Revista.
  • Em caso de submissão a uma seção com avaliação pelos pares (ex.: artigos), as instruções disponíveis em Assegurando a avaliação pelos pares cega foram seguidas.

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