Plagiarism and Ethical Policy
At Frontline Professionals Journal, we uphold the highest standards of academic honesty and ethical publishing. Plagiarism, which includes copying text, data, images, or ideas without proper acknowledgment, is strictly prohibited. All submitted manuscripts must be original work and properly cite the work of others.
Authors must clearly state if any part of their manuscript was generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI) tools, such as text or image generation software. Transparency about the use of AI helps maintain the integrity of the research and publication process.
Authors are responsible for ensuring their work does not contain any form of plagiarism, including self-plagiarism.
The journal also requires that all research is conducted ethically, respecting the rights and welfare of human participants, animals, and the environment. Authors must provide details of any ethical approvals or permissions obtained for their research.
Additionally, all authors, reviewers, and editors must follow principles of honesty, transparency, and responsibility throughout the publication process. Suspected ethical violations will be investigated thoroughly, with appropriate measures including corrections, retractions, or bans from future submissions.
By enforcing these policies, Frontline Professionals Journal ensures the research we publish is trustworthy, credible, and contributes positively to the scientific community.