Original Research — Manuscript Template
For clinical, laboratory, observational, experimental, computational, diagnostic, and other original research studies.
The official JDHAB manuscript templates provide the required scientific structure for preparing submissions according to the journal’s editorial, technical, ethical, and production standards.
Authors must prepare submissions using the official Journal of Digital Health and Advanced Biomaterials — JDHAB template corresponding to the selected article type.
The templates support technical screening, editorial evaluation, peer review, metadata consistency, reporting completeness, and production standardization.
All templates are publicly available and may be downloaded without registration or login.
Select the template corresponding to the intended manuscript category. Authors should not rebuild the manuscript in a generic layout or use a template intended for another article type.
For clinical, laboratory, observational, experimental, computational, diagnostic, and other original research studies.
For systematic, scoping, narrative, critical, integrative, and other evidence-synthesis manuscripts.
For methodological studies, validation studies, technical reports, software, protocols, reproducibility studies, and digital workflows.
For clinically relevant individual cases or case series with appropriate documentation, consent, analysis, and follow-up.
Use the template corresponding exactly to the manuscript category selected during submission. The scientific structure, abstract format, headings, reporting requirements, and internal guidance differ among article types.
The selected template should be used from the beginning of manuscript preparation. Retrofitting a completed manuscript may introduce formatting inconsistencies, missing declarations, or incomplete metadata.
Authors should retain all required sections and scientific headings. Sections identified as optional may be removed only when they are not applicable to the study design.
Before submission, remove all embedded instructions, explanatory notes, example text, unused placeholders, and template fields that do not form part of the final manuscript.
When double-anonymized review is required, authors should derive the blinded file from the same official template, removing identifying information while preserving headings, tables, figures, references, and applicable declarations.
Using the official templates helps preserve consistency across editorial review, PDF and HTML production, metadata, indexing records, reference formatting, and long-term journal archiving.
Verify that the manuscript fits JDHAB’s scope in digital health, advanced biomaterials, biomedical technologies, clinical measurement, validation, or translational scientific workflows.
Choose the correct manuscript category and confirm the applicable limits for word count, abstract, figures, tables, and references.
Include ethics approval, informed consent, consent for publication, competing interests, funding, data availability, code availability, and artificial intelligence disclosure when applicable.
Ensure that citations and references follow Vancouver style, NLM journal abbreviations, sentence-case article titles, and DOI inclusion whenever available.
Submissions that do not use the correct official template, follow the required manuscript structure, or include the applicable reporting and ethical information may be returned for technical correction before editorial assessment or peer review.
Submit the main manuscript as an editable Microsoft Word file. Tables must remain editable, and figures should also be supplied as separate publication-quality files when requested.
Read the complete editorial, ethical, technical, and formatting requirements before submission.
Check the accepted manuscript categories and the technical limits for each article type.
After preparing the manuscript and checking all requirements, proceed to the journal submission portal.
Before submission, confirm that the manuscript uses the official template corresponding to the selected article type, follows all applicable limits, includes the required declarations, and complies with the journal’s reference, formatting, ethics, and reporting standards.