Editorial Policy

The main epigram of International Journal of Biomedical Research Science (IJBRS) is to spread scientific knowledge globally. The credibility of published articles completely depends on the effective peer reviewing process. Hence, editors are the chief support for International Journal of Biomedical Research Science. The Editorial board members of International Journal of Biomedical Research Science (IJBRS) are responsible for publishing quality manuscripts received from authors on concerned subjects.

Associate Editors: Their role is in handling the manuscripts, reporting to the Editor, supervising the editorial team, managing submissions, assigning articles to experts for reviews, overseeing publication schedules, and other matters related to the smooth functioning of the journal.

Managing Editors: They are associates who will assist the editor / Associate Editors in assessing the suitability of the manuscript for its scope, managing the peer review process, devising strategies for the progress of the journal, coordinating with the reviewers and board members.

Editorial  Assistants: The editorial team is made up of experienced and highly qualified researchers and faculty members of different subjects who help the management of editorial process. 

Roles and Responsibilities:

• Actively look for the views of associate editors, authors, readers, reviewers and editorial board members about ways of improving their journal’s content.
• Reputation of our group is enhanced by the presence of eminent editors. They also must endeavor to set higher standards for the journal whenever possible.
• Sustain initiatives to educate researchers and young scholars about publication policies and ethics.
• Editorial board members are most welcome to give their valuable suggestions for organizational progress.
• Editors can review submitted manuscripts based on their feasible time, if time does not allow reviewing the manuscript, editors can suggest other reviewers.
• Editors will look after any confidential data regarding the task. If the author has used information of certain individuals, specifically in any of his medical or scientific records, the editorial Team must look for written consent from the individual, for the record to qualify for publishing.