ASSURANCES
In appropriate places in the manuscript please provide
the following items:
TITLE
PAGE
With the manuscript, provide a page giving the title
of the paper; titles should be concise and descriptive (not declarative).
We discourage subtitles. Also include the names of the authors, including
the first names and no more than two graduate degrees; the name of the
department and institution in which the work was done; the institutional
affiliation of each author; and the name, address, telephone number,
fax number, and e-mail address of the author to whom correspondence
should be addressed. Any grant support that requires acknowledgment
should be mentioned on this page.
ABSTRACT
Provide on a separate page an abstract of not more than
250 words. This abstract should consist of four paragraphs, labeled
Background, Methods, Results, and Conclusions. They should briefly describe,
respectively, the problem being addressed in the study, how the study
was performed, the salient results, and what the authors conclude from
the results. Three to 10 key words may be included.
CONFLICT
OF INTEREST
Authors of research articles should disclose at the
time of submission any financial arrangement they may have with a company
whose product is pertinent to the submitted manuscript or with a company
making a competing product. Such information will be held in confidence
while the paper is under review and will not influence the editorial
decision, but if the article is accepted for publication, a disclosure
will appear with the article.
Because the essence of reviews and editorials is selection and interpretation
of the literature, the Journal expects that authors of such articles
will not have any significant financial interest in a company (or its
competitor) that makes a product discussed in the article.
REVIEW
AND ACTION
Manuscripts are examined by members of the editorial
staff, and two thirds are sent to outside reviewers. We encourage authors
to suggest the names of possible reviewers, but we reserve the right
of final selection. Rejected manuscripts and illustrations will not
be returned. Communications about manuscripts will be sent after
the review and editorial decision-making process is complete; for potentially
acceptable manuscripts, the period between the receipt of all reviews
and an editorial decision is usually longer.
COPYRIGHT
The Gendercare Gender Clinic is the owner of all
copyright to any work published by the GID Journal. Authors agree to execute
copyright transfer forms as requested with respect to their contributions
accepted by the Journal. The Journal and its licensees have the right
to use, reproduce, transmit, derive works from, publish, and distribute
the contribution, in the Journal or otherwise, in any form or
medium. Authors will not use or authorize the use of the contribution
without the Societys written consent, except as may be allowed
by U.S. fair-use law.
JOURNAL
STYLE
Tables
Double-space tables and provide a title for each. Extensive tables or
supplementary material may be published on the Journals
Web site only or may be deposited with the National Auxiliary Publications
Service.
Figures
If photographs of patients are used, either the subjects should not
be identifiable.
Medical and scientific illustrations will be created or recreated in-house.
If an outside illustrator creates the figure, the Journal reserves
the right to modify or redraw it to meet our specifications for publication.
The author must explicitly acquire all rights to the illustration from
the artist in order for us to publish the illustration.
Legends for figures should be triple-spaced on a separate sheet and
should not appear on the figures.
Technical Guidelines for Figures
We accept only figures or pictures in .jpeg or .gif formats.
References
References must be double-spaced and numbered consecutively as they
are cited. References first cited in a table or figure legend should
be numbered so that they will be in sequence with references cited in
the text at the point where the table or figure is first mentioned.
List all authors.
Numbered references to personal communications, unpublished
data, or manuscripts either in preparation or submitted
for publication are acceptable but not desireable. If essential, such
material may be incorporated at
the appropriate place in the text.