Editorial Policies and Journal Information

JKMK prioritizes nursing leadership, nursing management, healthcare service administration, and quality improvement.

JKMK publishes two issues per year.

JKMK identifies SINTA 3 accreditation and indexing services on its official journal website.

Authors, readers, and stakeholders should use the official JKMK contact channels.

JKMK accepts Research Articles, Review Articles, and Case Studies; English titles, abstracts, and keywords are required.

The JKMK Author Fees page lists a submission charge of IDR 0 and a publication charge of IDR 450,000.

All authors must qualify for authorship and accept responsibility for the work.

Authors, editors, and reviewers must disclose interests that could influence—or appear to influence—scholarly judgment.

JKMK retains author copyright and publishes under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).

Research submissions undergo editorial screening and independent peer review, ordinarily involving at least two reviewers.

Editors make independent decisions based on journal scope, research quality, ethics, and reviewer evidence.

JKMK expects integrity and accountability from authors, editors, reviewers, and publisher.

JKMK reports using Turnitin in its published Peer Review Process.

Published records are updated through transparent, traceable notices when necessary.

JKMK already maintains a Crossmark policy and policy DOI 10.32584/jkmk/crossmark_policy.

Research involving people, identifiable data, or institutions must comply with applicable ethical standards.

Clinical trials should be registered in a publicly accessible recognized registry before enrolment.

Patient and participant confidentiality is especially important in nursing and health-service research.

Authors should explain whether supporting data are available and under what conditions.

Preprints may be considered when disclosed and consistent with journal originality requirements.

JKMK provides immediate free access to its published content.

JKMK supports continued access to its published electronic scholarly record.

Generative AI is a supportive tool, not an author or substitute for human scientific responsibility.

JKMK permits limited writing assistance and requires responsible disclosure of material AI use.