Article Types:

Rscope Collective Journals provides a diverse range of article types to maximize the options for sharing your research. Certain article types, particularly those related to medicine, are specific to particular sections. Only the article types visible in the submission dropdown menu are eligible for submission within the chosen section.

For clarity on available article types, please refer to your preferred journal and section on the Rscope Collective Journals platform.

Adherence to ethical standards is crucial; therefore, ensure that any manuscript submitted aligns with the Committee on Publication Ethics(COPE) and the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors(ICMJE) recommendations. Rscope Collective Journals utilizes plagiarism detection software to evaluate all submitted manuscripts.

Every article published by Rscope Collective Journals undergoes a meticulous peer-review process, receives a DOI, is citable, and is published in both PDF and HTML formats. Additionally, all articles are submitted for indexing in relevant digital archives to enhance visibility and accessibility.

Original Research:

. Reports primary and unpublished studies.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 12,000 words, up to 15 Figures/Tables.

. Authors pay a fee (A-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results, Discussion.

Systematic Review:

. Synthesizes previous research with defined methods.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 12,000 words, up to 15 Figures/Tables.

. Authors pay a fee (A-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion.

Methods:

. Presents new or established methods, protocols, or techniques.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 12,000 words, up to 15 Figures/Tables.

. Authors pay a fee (A-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Materials and Equipment, Methods, (Anticipated) Results, Discussion.

Review:

. Covers topics with comprehensive depth and balanced perspective.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 12,000 words, up to 15 Figures/Tables.

. Authors pay a fee (A-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Subsections, Discussion.

Mini Review:

. Covers focused aspects of a current area of investigation.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 3,000 words, up to 2 Figures/Tables.

. Authors pay a fee (B-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Subsections, Discussion.

Policy and Practice Reviews:

. Provides comprehensive coverage of policy-related topics.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 12,000 words, up to 15 Figures/Tables.

. Authors pay a fee (A-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Sections on assessment, Actionable Recommendations, Discussion.

Hypothesis and Theory:

. Presents a novel argument, interpretation, or model.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 12,000 words, up to 15 Figures/Tables.

. Authors pay a fee (A-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Subsections, Discussion.

Perspective:

. Presents a viewpoint on a specific area of investigation.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 3,000 words, up to 2 Figures/Tables.

. Authors pay a fee (B-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Subsections, Discussion.

Clinical Trial:

. Describes results of interventional studies related to health.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 12,000 words, up to 15 Figures/Tables.

. Authors pay a fee (A-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results, Discussion.

Case Report:

. Highlights unique cases of human or animal patients.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 3,000 words, up to 4 display items.

. Authors pay a fee (B-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Case description, Diagnostic assessment, Discussion, Patient perspective.

Community Case Study:

. Documents local experiences in delivering a service.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 5,000 words, up to 5 Figures/Tables.

. Authors pay a fee (B-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Context, Details, Discussion, Acknowledgment.

Classification:

. Includes a brief commentary and set of classifications.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 2,000 words, up to 15 Table/Figures.

. Authors pay a fee (A-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Set of Classifications, Discussion.

Curriculum, Instruction, and Pedagogy:

. Describes innovative educational elements.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 5,000 words, up to 5 Figures/Tables.

. Authors pay a fee (B-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Pedagogical framework, Learning environment, Results, Discussion.

Data Report:

. Presents a description of research datasets.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 3,000 words, up to 2 Figures/Tables.

. Authors pay a fee (C-type).

. Format: Introduction, Methods, Data analysis, Relevant subsections.

Policy Brief:

. Short reports on policy-related issues.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 3,000 words, up to 5 Tables/Figures.

. Authors pay a fee (B-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Policy Options, Actionable Recommendations, Conclusions.

Brief Research Report:

. Presents original research or preliminary findings.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 4,000 words, up to 4 Figures/Tables.

. Authors pay a fee (B-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Method, Results, Discussion.

General Commentary:

. Provides critical comments on a previous publication at Frontiers.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 1,000 words, up to 1 Figure/Table.

. Authors pay a fee (C-type).

. Format: Title, Introduction, Subsections, Discussion.

Opinion:

. Allows authors to contribute viewpoints on recent findings.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 2,000 words, up to 1 Figure/Table.

. Authors pay a fee (C-type).

. Format: Introduction, Subsections, Discussion.

Correction:

. Includes Corrigendum or Erratum.

. Authors pay a fee based on type (C-type for Erratum).

. Format varies based on the correction type.

Editorial:

. Submitted exclusively by the host editor(s) of a Frontiers Research Topic.

. No fee for Topic editors.

. Format: Editorial: "Title of Research Topic."

Technology and Code:

. Presents new technology, code, or software.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 12,000 words, up to 15 Figures/Tables.

. Authors pay a fee (A-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Method, Results, Discussion.

Study Protocol:

. Documents the design of prospective research.

. Peer-reviewed, maximum 12,000 words, up to 15 Figures/Tables.

. Authors pay a fee (A-type).

. Format: Abstract, Introduction, Methods and Analysis, Discussion, Ethics and Dissemination.