Aims and Scope
A submission should make a clear contribution to pharmaceutical knowledge, technology, medicine safety or pharmacy practice. A new formulation or manufacturing process is not required for every study.
Submission routes · JAPST
Confirm journal fit and prepare the files and declarations before using one approved submission route.
Release profile
Each linked page owns one part of the decision; review them before sending the manuscript.
A submission should make a clear contribution to pharmaceutical knowledge, technology, medicine safety or pharmacy practice. A new formulation or manufacturing process is not required for every study.
Prepare the manuscript as original research, a review, case report, short communication or technical note, method or protocol, or a perspective, commentary or policy analysis. Apply the reporting requirements appropriate to the study.
Review the peer-review, ethics, authorship, conflicts, data and AI-use policies.
Review the standard APC, student rate, billing timing and withdrawal-charge terms.
ManuscriptZone is the primary system. The simple form and editorial office are approved alternatives when needed.
Submit and manage the manuscript in the publisher's editorial system.
Open ManuscriptZoneUse the publisher's manuscript submission form.
Open submission formEmail the manuscript and supporting files to [email protected].
Email the editorial officeAuthors must use only one submission route for the same manuscript.
A complete package supports efficient editorial screening and reduces avoidable correspondence.
The editorial process is independent of fees, paid services, memberships, editorship and reviewing.
The submission is checked for scope, completeness, ethics and minimum reporting requirements.
Eligible manuscripts proceed to independent review. The default is single-blind, with double-blind review available on request.
The editor considers the evidence and reports, communicates a decision and identifies any required revisions.
After acceptance, the APC invoice and production process are handled separately from the editorial decision.
Editorial decisions are based on scope, scientific quality, methodological rigor, ethical compliance, reporting quality, and relevance to the journal.