As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
Academic articles/research articles submitted for publication must not have been previously published or be under consideration for publication in other journals simultaneously.
Read the details in the Pre-publication Acknowledgement Form, and all authors must sign to acknowledge the terms before publication.
For research articles, it has been approved by the Human Research Ethics Committee (please attach 1 copy) Please attach the file in step 4...
Author Guidelines
Nursing Research and Innovation Journal invites all members and interested persons to submit nursing articles and articles in other related fields, including research reports, academic articles, or other interesting articles for publication in the Nursing Research and Innovation Journal. There are agreements for submitting articles for publication as follows.
Academic articles/research articles submitted for publication must not have been previously published or be under consideration for publication in other journals simultaneously.
Articles that have been published will be the journal's copyright.
If the author wishes to withdraw the article from publication, they must notify the editor directly as soon as possible before sending it to reviewers to read. If the reviewers have read the article, it cannot be withdrawn.
If you want to know the stage of your submitted article, you can contact the editor.
Manuscript Instruction
The manuscript should be typed using a computer program, ready-made Microsoft Word for Windows, A4 size, printed on one side, The manuscript should be typed using a computer program, Microsoft Word for Windows, A4 size, using single space in both Thai and English and numbered on every page, not exceeding 15 pages, excluding abstracts and references.
Print the author's name, qualifications, position, and workplace in Thai and English on the first page. Do not print in the content. This allows the editorial team to review the article without knowing the author (blind review). The title should be printed in the middle of the first page.
Extended Abstract: The authors structure their abstract in the following format: introduction/background and significance, purpose, method, results, conclusions, and recommendations from the study without using explicit headings and no more than 800 words.
Content and Language Use: Academic articles should include a Thai and English extended abstract and 2-5 keywords. The order of the content should be considered appropriate. Research reports should be arranged as follows: Thai abstract and 2-5 Thai keywords English abstract and 2-5 English keywords Importance of the problem Research objectives Conceptual framework and related literature Hypothesis (if any) Research methodology, including sample selection Research instruments and Human subject protection Research results should cover the research objectives, but not be summarized in points. Use tables when necessary. Table captions should only be presented to highlight key points. Results should be discussed as an essay, indicating the relationship between the results and the conceptual framework and past research. It should not be addressed according to the hypothesis but rather indicate the relationship between all variables used in the study. Suggestions and recommendations for applying the research results, acknowledgements (if any), and references using the Vancouver Style are included.
Language Use: Use the Thai language according to the principles of the Royal Institute. Avoid using English in Thai texts except when necessary, and do not use abbreviations unless they are generally accepted. Translating English words into Thai or transliterating English words should follow the principles of the Royal Institute. Use of English words in Thai texts: If you want to put English words in parentheses, use lowercase letters, such as social support, except for topic names (titles) and proper names, which should be capitalized, such as Barthel’s Activities of Daily Living Index.
Images: Images submitted can be in color or black and white, but images in published journals must only be in black and white. If they are photographs, use a 3x5-inch size. If they are artwork, write in black ink on white glossy paper with a number and an arrow above the image, and lightly write in pencil on the back. The caption must be printed under the picture. If the photo is copyrighted (e.g., from a book, journal, etc.), permission must be obtained first, and a reference must be provided. An example of a reference for a picture from a journal is “Effects of Adult Aging on the Movement Complexity Factor of Response Programming” by K. Light and W. Spirduso, 1990, Journal of Gerontology: Psychological Sciences, 45, p. 108. Reprinted with permission of the author. Or an example of a reference for a picture from the book “Health Problems of the Thai Elderly” (p. 61) by Suttichai Chitphanthakul, Chaiyos Kunanuson, Wiput Poolcharoen, and Phaibun Suriyawongpaisan, 1999, Bangkok: Holistic Publishing. (Reprinted with permission of the owner)
The journal copyrights articles, information, content, images, etc., published in the Nursing Research and Innovation Journal. If any person or organization wishes to publish all or any part of it or do anything, permission from the Nursing Research and Innovation Journal must be obtained.
