Types of Articles Accepted by KJ – Knowledge Journal
KJ – Knowledge Journal accepts the submission of various types of articles in all fields of R&D. All articles can be submitted in Portuguese, English, Spanish. The types of articles accepted include:
- Original Articles
- Description: Original research studies that present new data and findings in the field of gerontology. These articles should include a detailed introduction, methods, results, and discussion.
- Requirements: Preferably, data collection should have been conducted within the last five years. Exceptions will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, based on a reasonable justification provided by the authors.
- Review Articles
- Description: Comprehensive reviews that synthesize and analyze existing literature on a specific topic in gerontology. These articles should offer a critical view and synthesis of advancements in the field.
- Requirements: Should provide a detailed analysis and critical discussion of the relevant literature.
- Brief Communications
- Description: Concise reports of preliminary research, significant findings, or ongoing study results. These articles are shorter than original articles and should focus on key results and conclusions.
- Requirements: Should include a summary of objectives, methods, results, and main conclusions.
- Special Articles
- Description: Papers addressing special, emerging, or specific interest topics in the field of gerontology. These articles may include studies on new trends, innovative methodologies, or current relevant topics.
- Requirements: Should provide a detailed discussion of the special topic and its relevance to gerontology.
- Case Reports
- Description: Detailed studies of individual cases offering insights into specific aspects of conditions, treatments, or phenomena in gerontology. These reports should illustrate significant cases and provide a thorough analysis.
- Requirements: Should include a complete case description and discussion on the relevance and implications of the case for practice or research in the field.
- Study Protocols (in specific cases)
- Description: Study protocols describing the planning and methods for future research in the field of gerontology. These documents should provide a detailed description of the study’s methodology and objectives.
- Requirements: Accepted on a case-by-case basis, with the editors evaluating submissions based on the relevance and quality of the protocol.
To ensure proper consideration, please ensure your article complies with the KJ preparation and submission guidelines.