Conflict of Interest

EJNPH requires authors, reviewers, and editors to disclose any actual, potential, or perceived conflict of interest that could influence the research, review, or editorial decision.

Authors should disclose relevant financial, professional, personal, institutional, or other relationships that may influence the submitted work.

Reviewers must disclose any potential conflict of interest before accepting a review assignment. A reviewer with a relevant conflict may be asked to decline the review.

Editors must disclose and appropriately manage conflicts of interest. Where necessary, an editor with a conflict will not participate in the editorial decision for the affected manuscript.

Where applicable, conflict-of-interest disclosures should be included with the published article.

A conflict of interest does not necessarily prevent publication. The Editor will assess the disclosure and take appropriate action to protect the integrity and independence of the editorial process.