Author Guidelines

ARTICLE TITLE (capitalized, times new roman, 12pt, bold, and center)

(1 blank row, 10pt)

 

Author One*1, (10pt, bold, and center)

1Affiliate Author One (10pt)

1penulis.satu@xmail.ac.id

 

Author Two2, (10pt, thick, and center) 

2Author Affiliation Two (10 pts)

2penulis.dua@xmail.ac.id (10pt)

 

Mark*Correspondence Author

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(Incoming manuscript: dd mmm yyyy, accepted for publication: dd mmm yyyy)

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ABSTRACT (10pt, thick, and center)

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Place an English abstract in this section. The abstract provides an overview of the content of the paper, it must describe the content from the beginning to the conclusion. Abstracts are written with Times New Roman 10 in a single-column format. The ideal length of an abstract is 150 to 250 words. If there are foreign terms that have not been standardized, write in italics.

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Keywords: keywords as far as possible describe the content of the writing, written in lowercase letters except abbreviations, maximum of six words, each separated by commas, Times New Roman 10pt, italic

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  • INTRODUCTION (uppercase, 10pt, bold)

Journal of Medical Informatics (J-INFORMED) is a journal published by the Faculty of Technology, Health, and Science (FTEKS) of the University of Muhammadiyah Muara Bungo, Muara Bungo. J-INFORMED contains manuscripts of research results in the field of Medical Informatics.

This document is a template for writing a manuscript in J-INFORMED. The manuscript is typed on standard A4 (21 cm x 29.7 cm) paper in a two-column, one-space format. Use a margin of 3-3-2-2 cm (left-top-right-bottom), each column is 7.5 cm wide with 1 cm spacing between columns, using Times New Roman 10 points with single-spaced letters. Submission of manuscripts to J-INFORMED must be through the website at https://ejournal.stkip-mmb.ac.id/index.php/JIM/about/submissions address.

The manuscript must be written in Indonesian with the length of the manuscript expected not to exceed 10 pages. Writers are required to follow these writing instructions and the template can be found on https://ejournal.stkip-mmb.ac.id/index.php/JIM/about/submissions.

The systematics of the manuscript are: 1. Titles that must be written concisely and describe the content of the manuscript, in the title avoid writing subtitles or case studies; 2. Author's Name (without an academic degree); author affiliations; email address; author's name marked * is the author's correspondence; 3. Ashort essay (150 – 250 words) written in English; 4. Keywords (at least three). The manuscript should contain the following writings containing: 1. Introduction 2. Research Methods, 3. Results and Discussion, 4. Conclusion, 5. Acknowledgments (if any), 6. Bibliography. The structure of this chapter is standard, do not add and subtract, except for the sub-chapter.

The content of the introduction contains background, a brief literature review, the reason for holding this research, the purpose and formulation of the problem.

  • RESEARCH METHODS

Describe the research methods and research techniques used. Explain concisely, but still be accurate such as size, volume, replication and craftsmanship. For new methods it must be described in detail so that other researchers can reproduce the experiment. Meanwhile, the established method can be explained by picking references. Avoid writing general scientific concepts and definitions. The method is also explained in detail regarding the research process. Include locations and units of analysis, data processing methods, data analysis.

  • RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

A series of research results based on a logical order/arrangement to form a story. The content shows facts/data and do not discuss the results. Can use Tables and Figures but not repeatedly decipher the same data in images, tables and text. To further clarify the description, you can use subheadings.

Discussion is the basic explanation, relationship and generalization shown by the results. The description answers research questions and relates to theories and previous research. The discussion is written in detail by prioritizing discoveries and implications for science. If there are dubious results then display them objectively.

  • Math Equations (10pt, bold)

All formulas or equations are written using the equation editor. The writing of the equation starts at the left boundary, parallel to the sentence just above it. The line spacing used between the equation and the sentence above and below it is 1.5 (one and a half) spaces.

Mathematical equations should be numbered sequencing in regular parentheses and should be referenced in writing. Mathematical equations are numbered by numbers in open-close brackets at the right aligned position of the column. For equations that are not sufficiently written in 1 column width, the writing can cross 2 columns, written at the bottom of the page and numbered accordingly. The symbols in the equation must be defined and can be written before or after the equation. Equation (1) is an example of writing an equation to find the frequency of the two modes of baud ratin the 8051 microcontroller serial communication.

In equation (1), fbaud is the frequency of the baud rate. SMOD is the control bit in PCON (Power Mode Control Special Function Register), while fOSC is the oscillator/Crystal frequency used in a microcontroller circuit.

fbaud=2SMOD64xfosc (1)

  • Tables and Figures

All tables and images must be clear/not blurry/blurry. The font sizes on tables and figures should be readable by the normal eye easily. The position of a table or image on a page should be located at the top or bottom of the page in each column. An example can be seen in table 1 or figure 1. Placing tables or pictures in the middle of pages or paragraphs to avoid them. Tables and figures are placed in the center position of each column (center alignmentt).

  1. Table Writing (10pt, bold)

The number and title of the table are written in the middle position of the column (center alignmentt). The table is numbered with numbers according to their order. The table title is written at the top of the table in the title case, except for conjunctions and prepositions. The font size for the table title and table contents is 8 (eight). The outermost side of the table must not exceed the margin limit of the column. If the size of the table is not enough to be written in width of 1 (one), then the writing can cross 2 columns. The row spacing used between the table and the sentence above and below it is 1 (one) blank row. The table must use a layout according to Table 1 without using a straight/vertical line. Each table must be referred to in writing with the table number and beginning with a capital letter, for example Table 1.

  • Image Use

The number and title of the image are written in the center of the column (center alignmentt). The number of the image is written in the order using numbers. The title of the image is written at the bottom of the image in the title case, except for conjunctions and prepositions. The title of the image uses a font size of 8 (eight). Images must not exceed the margin limit of each column, unless the large size of the image is not large enough in 1 column, then it can cross 2 columns.

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Table 1. Medical Computing Design (8pt, center)

Engine

Operation

Time(min)

1

5

10
 

4

12
 

4

16

2

3

18
 

4

20

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Figure 1. Example of using a picture (8pt, in the middle)

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The line spacing used between the image and the sentence above and below it is 1 (one) blank line. Try to keep the image colorless/black and white (unless the use of color in the image is necessary/unavoidable) and if printed in black and white it can be distinguished. If the image is in the form of a graph, it must be clear the difference between each other by using different types of lines and markers. Each image must be referred to in writing accompanied by the image number and beginning with a capital letter, for example Figure 1.

  • CONCLUSION

In conclusion, there should be no references. The conclusion contains the facts obtained, it is enough to answer the problem or the purpose of the research (do not be a discussion anymore); State the possible applications, implications and speculations accordingly. If needed, provide suggestions for further research or related stakeholders.

  • THANK YOU (if any)

Mention the name of the funder and the provider of research facilities or research data providers whose credit must be mentioned for the sake of legality. This section is not intended to thank the supervisor or family.

  • BIBLIOGRAPHY

Bibliography/reference sources as much as possible are libraries published in the last 3 years. Literature that is prioritized are research papers in journals, conferences and/or scientific magazines. Other libraries can be in the form of textbooks or research reports (including Thesis/Final Project, Thesis, and Dissertation), but try not to exceed 20% of the total number of library resources.

Writing library sources and how to refer using the Harvard-Anglia rule with slight modifications in writing the author's name in the bibliography using all capital letters. Some rules about writing library sources, namely: library sources written in previous bibliographies must have been referred to in manuscripts, written alphabetically without numbers, if there are several library sources that have the same author, they are sorted by the date of publication, and if there are several library sources that have the same author in the same publication year, they are sorted by adding lowercase letters in the year of publication (2011a, 2011b, 2011c).

More complete instructions on the Harvard-Anglia rules can be read at http://www.citethisforme.com/guides/harvard-anglia-ruskin-university/ link. Some examples of writing library sources can be seen in the Bibliography section.

For example, how to write a bibliography that refers to a journal. The elements that must be written in the bibliography are:

 

AUTHOR'S LAST NAME, INITIALS., Year. Title of the article. Title of the journal, Volume number (Number/type of output), Page number. Place of publication:Publisher.

 

The elements that must be written at the time of reference are: The author's name followed by the year of publication. In the written bibliography:

 

LEIDIYANA, H. (2020). Expert System for Diagnosing Joint Diseases Using the Certainty Factor Method. Journal of Computing (Computing and Informatics), 4(1), 27-34

KURNIAWAN, J, DEFIT, S. & YUHANDRI, Y. (2021). Expert Systems in Identifying Vocational Interests Using Certainty Factor and Forward Chaining Methods. Journal of Information Systems and Technology, 3(2),76–81. .

 

When referring to the text what must be written is:

… (Leidiyana, 2020).

... (Kurniawan, Defit, & Yuhandri, 2021).

  • Other Rules

All manuscripts are reviewed in a double-blind manner by reviewers appointed by the editor according to their field of expertise. Manuscript authors are given the opportunity to make improvements (revisions) of manuscripts on the basis of recommendations/suggestions from reviewers and editors. The certainty of the submission or rejection of the manuscript will be notified in writing via email.

Proofreading and proofreading are done by the editorial team and/or by involving the author. Manuscripts that are already in print-trial form can be canceled by the editorial team if they are found to have problems.

Everything related to the licensing of citations or the use of computer software for the creation of manuscripts or other matters related to intellectual property carried out by the manuscript author, along with the legal consequences that may arise therefrom, are the sole responsibility of the manuscript writer.

We really appreciate the submitted manuscripts, but many fatal mistakes from the Author are not reading the guidelines in this TEMPLATE well, so the submitted manuscripts are not in accordance with the template rules. For some reason, manuscripts that do not match the template are sometimes immediately REJECTED and/or asked to be corrected if the errors are minor. For this reason, it is better to read it repeatedly, check and scratch before submitting the manuscript. The goal is to speed up the manuscript process in the Journal of Medical Informatics and indirectly help the management of the Journal. Thank you for your kindness.