What does JPP mean in PEDIATRIC

JMIR Pediatrics and Parenting (JPP) is an open access online journal that focuses on research into pediatric health, health education, parenting practices, and the impact of technology on child development. The journal publishes high-quality articles by clinicians, educators, researchers, policy makers and other stakeholders in the field of pediatrics.

JMIR Pediatrics and Parenting welcomes submissions from researchers, clinicians, educators, policy makers and other stakeholders in the field of pediatrics. All manuscripts must conform to the journal’s guidelines and standards of quality before they are accepted for publication.

JMIR Pediatrics and Parenting covers wide range of topics related to pediatrics including but not limited to child health, parenting practices, child development, early childhood education and care as well as proactive strategies for health promotion in children. Other related topics such as digital technologies impacting health may also be considered.

No there isn’t a fee to submit your paper to JMIR Pediatrics and Parenting. The journal is an open access publisher so all accepted articles are published free of charge. However authors may choose to pay a voluntary APC fee (Author Processing Charge) which helps support the cost associated with publishing their article online.

Usually review process takes between 10-12 weeks depending on volume of submissions received by our editorial team. Authors will be informed when their manuscript has been successfully reviewed by the editorial board members or external reviewers assigned by JPP.

Yes there is incentive program available for authors who published their work with JPP. Authors get points based on number of papers published which can later be exchanged for discounts or rewards from our partner programs like Amazon etc.

No unfortunately we do not accept research conducted in non-English languages at this time however we encourage authors whose native language or country may not have enough English resources available reach out directly with editorial team if needed for assistance or advice about English language editing services prior submitting your manuscript JPP.

For certain types of studies involving human subjects or participants you may require separate institutional review board (IRB) approval prior you can submit your paper to JPP . Some papers including those related epidemiological studies don't necessarily require IRB approval provided they use data from publicly accessible sources such as government databases.