ご案内 論文タイトル一覧 投稿規定 Instructions to Authors 学会誌編集事務局

You can download the PDF file of contents same as this page. 1. Conditions for Contributions Only members of The Japanese Society of Health and Human Ecology are eligible to contribute manuscripts. Contributed manuscripts must be neither previously published nor under consideration elsewhere. 2. Categories of manuscript considered Review: A manuscript that reviews and explains the findings and study performance obtained so far for a specific theme in the field of health and human ecology. Original Article: A manuscript written on a topic within the scope of The Japanese Society of Health and Human Ecology that employs appropriate methodology, is original and novel, as well as of recognizable scientific value. Material of Reference: A manuscript that provides data that serves as important material of reference in the field of health and human ecology. Opinion: A manuscript in which the author from a professional point-of-view describes personal opinions, and/or gives suggestions and proposals about various problems in the field of health and human ecology. 3. Title Page Requirements The manuscript should have a title page that includes the following items: the manuscript category (Review, Original Articles, Resource, Expert Opinion, the title in Japanese, the title in English, around five keywords (given in Japanese and English), the number of tables and figures included, author names in Japanese and English, affiliations in Japanese and English, and the corresponding author’s name, address, postal code, telephone number, and email address. Also, indicate the number of reprints requested at author expense (in units of 100 copies) and give any messages to the editor in red font. 4. Delivery of Manuscript Send the original manuscript (including abstract, tables and figures, photographs, etc.) and three photocopies, along with an electronic media (e.g., floppy disk and CD-ROM) containing files (text files) of the same content as the printed copies of the manuscript by registered mail to the following address. JSHHE Editorial Office Department of Public Health Kyorin University School of Medicine 6-20-2 Shinkawa, Mitaka-shi, Tokyo 181-8611, Japan 5. Return of Manuscripts Submitted manuscripts will not be returned. 6. Editorial Decisions The editorial committee intensively reads the contributed manuscripts and makes a decision to accept or reject. For accepted manuscripts, the author will receive notice of acceptance. We will return the floppy disk, and the author should prepare a final revised manuscript, save it to the electric media send it together a printed copy of the manuscript to the editors. 7. Proofs The author will do the first proofreading. No additions and deletions by the author are accepted during the proof. 8. Abstract Manuscripts in Japanese should have an abstract in Japanese and be accompanied by an abstract in English (around 200 words). Manuscripts in English should have an abstract in English (around 200 words) and be accompanied by an abstract in Japanese (within 800 letters). 9. Manuscripts in English Manuscripts in English should be on A4 paper with double spaced type. Authors whose first language is not English are strongly urged to have their manuscripts checked by a native English speaker who is familiar with the topic of the paper. For any manuscript lacking such a certificate and which has been judged to have problems with the English such that it can not be published as is, will have to be resubmitted after the English is edited at an institute designated by the editorial committee. The cost for the proofreading in such cases will be borne by the author. 10. Manuscripts in Japanese Manuscripts in Japanese should be prepared on 400-letter B5 or A4 manuscript paper, using simple sentences and clear characters. For text in a foreign language, write or type in block letters. For manuscripts prepared on a word processor, writ horizontally on A4 paper with 20 lines per sheet and 36 letters per line. 11. Manuscript Layout Manuscripts (Review, Original Articles, Resource, Expert Opinion) should have an Abstract, followed by the Introduction (state the objective of the study), Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusions, and Reference sections. 12. Headings Headings should not be as "Chapter I", "Section I", but should be I. 1. 1), (1), �@, and so on. 13. Tables and Figures Tables and figures should be presented on separate pages and the placement of tables and figures in the manuscript should be specified in red in the margins of the printed copy. The figures should be numbered as Fig. 1, Fig. 2, and so on. The Tables should numbered as Table 1, Table 2, and so on. The figures and tables should each be accompanied by a title placed below each figure or above each table. Original figures should be less than A4 size and be drawn clearly in black ink on a white paper or printed with a printer. Only clear photographs in black and white are accepted. When a submitted figure or table is not suitable for publishing, the author should newly prepare the figure or the table, and bear the actual costs for the preparation. 14. Footnote Please refrain from inserting footnotes as far as possible. 15. Citation of Literature Citation of literature in the manuscript should be done as follows for one author (Example 1), two authors (Example 2), and three or more authors (Example 3). In the case of multiple citations published in the same year by the same author, letters ("a", "b",...,) after the year are used to distinguish entries (Example 4 and Example 5). [Example 1] According to Katsunuma (1966), .... It is pointed out that .....(Katsunuma, 1966). It is reported that ......(Katsunuma, 1966; Koizumi, 1985). [Example 2] According to Katsunuma and Suzuki (1970), ..... According to Revans and Kissik (1991), ..... [Example 3] According to Katsunuma et al. (1966), ...... According to Revans et al. (1966), ...... [Example 4] According to Kissik (1967a), ..... [Example 5] According to Kissik (1967b), ..... 16.How to List References References should be arranged not in order of appearance in the manuscript, but in the alphabetical order by authors’ name without distinguishing between journal or book references. References by the same author should be listed in order of year of publication. [Example] Katsunuma, H (1966): Method for public hygiene activities, Haruo Katsunuma, Public Hygienic Approach, 3-6, Nankodo (Tokyo) Kissik, WL (1967a): Forecasting health manpower needs, the numbers game is absolute, Hospitals, 41(1), 47-53 Kissik, WL (1967b): How imagination and innovation can bridge manpower gaps, Hospitals, 41(1), 76-85 Revans, RW, Fitts R, Cross M et al. (1966): Hospital attitudes and communications, in Operational Research and the Social Science, Lawrence ed., 601-608 (London) 17. Reference entries Reference entries follow these basic rules: 1) For Journals Name of the author (year issued): manuscript title, name of journal, volume (No.), pages cited For a translated book, the name of the original author, the name of the journal, and the number of the journal should also be listed. When there are four or more authors, the first three authors should be listed and add "others" (in English language, "et al.") for the other authors. [Example 1] Masaki Hashimoto (1977): The history and trend of primary care, Public Hygiene, 41(4), 230-232 [Example 2] Gunarati VTH (1980): Health for all by the year 2000---the role of health education---, Int. J. of Health Education, Supplement to XXIII(1), 1-11 [Example 3] (Case for citing Japanese literature in an English manuscript) Yamamoto M (1969): Kenkokanri keikaku ho (Planning of health care), Igaku no Ayumi, 70, 178-180 2) For Books Name of the author (year published): chapter title, name of editor if any, name of the book, pages cited, name of publisher (address). For a translated book, be sure to give the name of the author of the original book (year published): name of the book, and name of publisher (address). [Example 1] Jiro Matsubara (1980a): Family life and community --- functional correlation ---, edited by Kazuo Aoi and Kokichi Shoji, Sociology of Family and Community, 156-159, Tokyo Univ. Publishing (Tokyo) [Example 2] Edited by Ministry of Health and Welfare (1978): Mental hygiene, Health and Welfare White Book for 1978, 121-124, Printing Div. of Finance Ministry (Tokyo) [Example 3] Hanlon JJ (1969): Scope of Public Health, Hanlon ed., Principles of Public Health Administration, 5ed, 10-11, Mosby (Saint Louise) [Example 4] Takayuki Nos, Akinori Saito (1978): The Director General of WHO and the Executive Director of UNICEF, Primary Health Care, 1-51, Nihon Koshu-Eisei Kyokai (Tokyo), The Director General of WHO and the Executive Director of UNICEF (1978), Primary Health Care, A Joint-Report, WHO (Geneva)/UNICEF (New York) 18. Abbreviation of Journal Names When abbreviating journal names, use the commonly used abbreviations listed in a recently issued Japana Centra Revuo Medicina (database) , List of Journals Indexed in Index Medicus, or Ulrich's International Periodicals Directory. 19. Rapid Publication Authors who wish for their contributions to be considered for rapid publication can transfer JP\20,000 as a contribution fee to the "Editorial Office of Nihon Minzoku Eisei Gakkai (The Japanese Society of Health and Human Ecology)" through ordinary deposit account number 5156942 of the Ikebukuro-Nishiguchi Branch of the Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ, and mark the contributed manuscript with "Urgent Contribution". 20. Discount for Students Contributors who are students in an undergraduate or graduate program are eligible for a 50% discount on printing fees (excluding the cost for reprints) when written evidence of student status is presented along with the submitted manuscript. Prepared on: October 25, 1980 The 9th Revised Version on: December 6, 2004