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Submission Guidelines for
Tracker Authors
The
Occupational Health Tracker is a journal of trends, ideas, and issues
that are important to health professionals. It is published four times a
year by Occupational Health Research and is available in print and
electronically.
We Welcome
Original Manuscripts
The
Tracker welcomes the submission of original manuscripts related
to current issues in the clinical, administrative, or sales and marketing
categories of the occupational health, urgent care, wellness, and rehabilitation fields. Other articles of interest to
our readers are those that discuss successful program initiatives.
Occasionally, the Tracker publishes opinion articles on potentially
controversial topics in its Point of View column.
Words and Ideas:
What You Need to Know
Before
beginning to write, submit a summary of 250 words or less or an outline of
the proposed article to the Editor of the Tracker (editor@systoc.com).
After receiving preliminary approval, prepare the manuscript, with
references and footnotes documented. Articles are typically between 1000 and
1500 words; longer topics are separated into two-part articles. The
Tracker uses The Chicago Manual of Style (University of Chicago
Press) as the reference guide for style. Submit your manuscript, along with
a short biographical sketch and your picture, electronically to
editor@systoc.com
or by mail to Tracker Editor, Occupational Health Research, PO Box
900, Skowhegan, ME 04976.
Images: What You
Need to Know
Charts
and pictures should be included at the end of the article with notes to
indicate where they are to be placed. The image files for the charts and
pictures are to be submitted with your article. Images should have a minimum
resolution of 300ppi, can be full color or grayscale, and must be in a
common format such as tif, bmp, or jpeg (save jpeg at the highest quality
setting possible). Submit image files electronically to
editor@systoc.com
or send originals for scanning to Tracker Editor, Occupational Health
Research, PO Box 900, Skowhegan, ME 04976. Please remember that images taken
from the Internet are generally not high enough resolution for print media.
When We Accept
Your Article
The Editor
will notify the author if the article is approved, and work with the author
on any necessary changes. The Tracker reserves the right to edit the
manuscript as long as the meaning is not altered. Once accepted for
publication, the author assigns rights of ownership to the Tracker,
therefore the article should not be submitted elsewhere for publication
unless it has been rejected by the Editor. Requests for copies should
be directed to Occupational Health Research or reprinted from www.systoc.com.
Questions?
Contact
editor@systoc.com
with comments, questions, or feedback.
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