Human and animal research policy

The journal only accepts for blind peer review those research works that, if they have had experiments carried out with people and/or animals, have been carried out under the ethical standards and principles established by the Declaración de Helsinky as well as the World Medical Association. World Medical Association

Said works must provide the approval of a regional or national Ethics Committee that approves the experiments with animals or clinical trials carried out with patients, as well as the prior informed consent of each of the participants.

In the article, the authorization of the institutional committee as well as the consent of the participants will be reflected in the methodologies section. Maintaining a balance in the percentage of women and men that make up the Management bodies, Guest Editors, Editorial Board and Advisory Board. Make a more diverse and inclusive publication and that is why the URJC belongs to the Network of Universities for Diversity and has created a sexual and cultural ethnic diversity unit. We maintain a percentage, at least 40% of women as reviewers of the works sent to the journal. Use inclusive language in communications with the authors of scientific articles and request that they also comply.