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TO THE NIGERIAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL MEDICINE

NJCM's editorial policy ensures authenticity and excellence in medical research by upholding rigorous standards, ethics, and transparency to enhance collaboration and patient care.

The NJCM uses a double-blind peer review process where experts assess the validity and methodology of submissions, providing feedback to improve research quality.

NJCM adheres to ethical standards, including the Declaration of Helsinki. Authors, reviewers, and editors must prioritize the protection of human and animal participants, informed consent, and ethical research practices. Plagiarism, data fabrication, and redundant publication are not tolerated.

Our editorial policy prioritizes transparency and objectivity. Authors, reviewers, and editors must disclose any potential conflicts of interest that could influence research or editorial decisions, as we are committed to maintaining the integrity and credibility of our publications.

We emphasize the importance of data integrity and reproducibility in research. Authors should provide accurate data and adhere to reporting guidelines, ensuring that our publication's conclusions are reliable and contribute to advancing medical knowledge.

NJCM has a structured process for retracting or correcting articles with errors, misconduct, or ethical issues, ensuring transparency and accountability to our readers and the scientific community.

NJCM prioritizes editorial autonomy, ensuring decisions are made solely on scientific merit and ethical standards, free from external influences. Our editorial team is committed to impartial evaluations, regardless of authors' affiliations or funding sources.

NJCM’s editorial framework is built on integrity, accountability, and ethical publishing. We aim to foster high-quality research that advances medical knowledge and meets the needs of the scientific community. By adhering to our editorial policies, we strive to maintain the trust of our readers, authors, and reviewers, contributing to the advancement of medical science and patient care.