Advertising Policy
The Journal of Complementary Therapies in Midwifery and Nursing (JCTMN) maintains a strict and transparent advertising policy to ensure that all advertisements are ethical, relevant, and do not influence editorial decision-making.
1. Independence and Editorial Integrity
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Advertising does not influence editorial content, peer review, or decisions regarding manuscript acceptance.
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The Editor-in-Chief and editorial team operate independently of commercial interests or advertising sponsors.
2. Advertising Eligibility
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Advertisements must be relevant to the fields of nursing, midwifery, health sciences, or complementary therapies.
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Acceptable advertisements may include those related to academic conferences, educational programs, books, clinical products, medical equipment, and research-related services.
3. Prohibited Content
Advertisements will be rejected if they:
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Promote products or services that are misleading, harmful, or lack scientific evidence.
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Contain offensive, discriminatory, or unethical content.
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Conflict with the mission and values of JCTMN.
4. Placement and Identification
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Advertisements will be clearly distinguishable from editorial content.
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They may appear on the journal website, in published issues, or in email newsletters but will never be placed within article content.
5. Review and Approval
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All advertisements are subject to review and approval by the journal’s management team.
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JCTMN reserves the right to accept, reject, or remove any advertisement at any time without providing justification.
6. Sponsorship and Transparency
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Any sponsored content or advertorials will be clearly labeled as such.
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Sponsorship will not affect editorial processes or article peer review.
7. Compliance
All advertisements must comply with:
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Local and international laws and regulations.
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Industry standards and ethical advertising guidelines, including those set by the World Health Organization (WHO) and International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE).