Ethical Guidelines and Flowcharts

 

Negah Scientific Publisher is committed to follow and apply guidelines and flowcharts of Committee on Publication Ethics in designing Negah Journals’ reviewing and publishing process and dealing with their problems. The guidelines and flowcharts are designed to help authors, editors, and reviewers follow COPE’s Code of Conduct and implement its advice when faced with cases of suspected misconduct. You may find Cope’s guidelines and flowcharts, here.

 A.    Guidelines of Committee of Publication Ethics

 1.    General guidelines

 2.    Guidelines for editors

 3.    Guidelines for peer reviewers

 4.    Guidelines for authors

 

B.    Flowcharts of Committee of Publication Ethics

1.    How to respond to whistle blowers

2.    What to do if you suspect plagiarism

3.    What to do if you suspect redundant (duplicate) publication

4.    Changes in Authorship

5.    Conflict of Interest

6.    What to do if you suspect an ethical problem

7.    What to do if you suspect fabricated data

 8.    What to do if you suspect a reviewer has appropriated an author’s idea or data

What to do if you suspect a reviewer has appropriated an author’s idea or data