The manuscript may be written in English or Bahasa Indonesia.

Authors should use one language consistently throughout the main text. Technical terms, official names, instruments, or standardized terminology may be retained in their original form where appropriate.

Complete the official JKMK Title Page Template and upload it separately from the Anonymous Manuscript.

4.1 Article Information

• Article Title in English
• Running Title, maximum 50 characters where applicable
• Article Section
• Manuscript Language

4.2 Author Information

List all authors in the correct publication order and provide full name, affiliation, city/country, email address, and ORCID iD. Author information must match the OJS metadata.

4.3 Corresponding Author

Provide full name, affiliation, institutional postal address, email address, and telephone number where applicable.

4.4 Author Contributions

Use the contribution fields available in the Title Page Template. CRediT taxonomy or a clear narrative contribution statement may be used.

4.5 Required Declarations

• Funding Statement
• Conflict of Interest Statement
• Ethical Approval and Consent
• Data Availability Statement
• Acknowledgments
• Declaration of AI Use
• Author Declaration
• Corresponding Author Signature

Prepare the scientific manuscript using the official JKMK Manuscript Anonymous Template. The file must be suitable for double-anonymous peer review.

Do not include:

• author names;
• affiliations;
• ORCID iDs;
• email addresses;
• corresponding author information;
• acknowledgments that reveal author identity;
• tracked changes or comments;
• author-identifying document metadata; or
• other identifying information that may compromise anonymous review.

6.1 Title

The title must be written in English for all manuscripts. It should be informative, concise, accurately reflect the article content, and avoid author-identifying information.

6.2 Abstract

The abstract must be written in English and should contain approximately 200–250 words. References must not be cited in the abstract.

For Research Articles, use: Background; Objective; Methods; Results; Conclusion.

6.3 Keywords

Provide 3–6 keywords in English. Use internationally recognized terms, preferably MeSH terminology where appropriate. Separate keywords with semicolons.

6.4 Introduction

Describe the urgency and significance of the problem, current evidence, research gap, theoretical and/or practical justification, and the objective of the study.

6.5 Methods — Research Article

Describe the Study Design; Setting and Period; Population, Sample, and Sampling Technique; Variables and Instruments; Data Collection; Data Analysis; and Ethical Considerations as applicable.

Provide sufficient information about instruments, including source, domains, scoring, validity, reliability, translation or cultural adaptation, and permission where applicable.

6.6 Methods — Review Article

Report the review design, review question, protocol registration where applicable, eligibility criteria, databases and information sources, search period and strategy, study selection, data extraction, critical appraisal or risk-of-bias assessment where applicable, and evidence synthesis.

6.7 Results / Findings

Present findings clearly and logically. Avoid unnecessary repetition of information already presented in tables and figures.

6.8 Tables

Tables should be editable, numbered consecutively, appropriately titled, and cited in the manuscript.

6.9 Figures

Figures should be numbered consecutively, clearly labeled, sufficiently legible, cited in the manuscript, and protect participant confidentiality.

6.10 Discussion

Interpret the main findings, compare them with previous studies, explain possible mechanisms or contextual factors, discuss implications, and state the strengths and limitations of the study.

6.11 Conclusion

The Conclusion should directly answer the study objective, be based on the findings, remain concise, and avoid introducing new data or unsupported claims.

JKMK uses APA Style, 7th Edition. Authors should ensure that every in-text citation appears in the reference list and every reference listed is cited in the manuscript. DOI or URL information should be included whenever available.

Reference-management software such as Mendeley, Zotero, or EndNote is recommended.

Journal Article

Author, A. A., Author, B. B., & Author, C. C. (Year). Title of article. Journal Title, volume(issue), page–page. https://doi.org/xxxxx

Book

Author, A. A. (Year). Title of book (Edition). Publisher.

Organizational Report

Organization Name. (Year). Title of report. URL

9.1 Ethical Approval and Informed Consent

Studies involving human participants, patients, health workers, students, medical records, institutional data, or identifiable information should report the applicable ethical approval and informed consent information.

9.2 Funding Statement

All funding sources must be disclosed. If no specific funding was received, authors may state:

“This research received no specific grant from any funding agency in the public, commercial, or not-for-profit sectors.”

9.3 Conflict of Interest

All relevant financial and non-financial conflicts of interest must be disclosed.

“The authors declare no conflict of interest.”

9.4 Data Availability Statement

Authors must provide a statement describing access to data supporting the study findings.

“The data supporting the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request.”

9.5 Acknowledgments

Acknowledgments must be placed on the Title Page, not in the Anonymous Manuscript.

9.6 Declaration of AI Use

Artificial intelligence or AI-assisted technologies must not be listed as authors. Human authors remain responsible for the accuracy, originality, integrity, citations, and scientific content of the submission.

“The authors used [name of AI tool] only for language editing and readability improvement. The authors reviewed and verified all content and take full responsibility for the final manuscript.”

9.7 Research and Publication Integrity

JKMK does not tolerate plagiarism, inappropriate text recycling, fabrication, falsification, duplicate publication, simultaneous submission, inappropriate authorship, citation manipulation, or undisclosed conflicts of interest. Submitted manuscripts may undergo similarity screening as part of the editorial assessment.

11.1 Initial Editorial Screening

Submitted manuscripts are evaluated for suitability, completeness, compliance with the Author Guidelines, manuscript anonymity, scientific quality, ethical requirements, similarity screening, and overall readiness for peer review.

11.2 Double-Anonymous Peer Review

Manuscripts that pass initial screening proceed to double-anonymous peer review. Author-identifying information must therefore be excluded from the Anonymous Manuscript.

11.3 Revision

When revision is requested, authors should submit a revised manuscript, a detailed point-by-point Response to Reviewers, and any additional documents requested by the editor.