Submissions

Author Guidelines

All original papers should be sent using journal's the web-form.

Papers should be 7-10 pages in length (1.0-spaced, Times New Roman 12) including the following obligatory parts:

– Author’s full name and academic title(s), ORCID https://orcid.org/
– The license agreement with the author(s) to post a paper on the Internet (download);
– Author’s full affiliation (including, name of the department, faculty and university, address and e-mail address; if necessary point out the corresponding author). If the author affiliates him/herself with a business organization or institution, please, supply adequate information on the organization’s full title and address and e-mail address.
– Title of the paper (capitalize each meaningful word).
– An abstract (150-200 words) to disclose the main idea of the paper and your research results) with keywords.
– Introduction is an obligatory part of the paper, where the author(s) indicates the novelty of the topic and its urgent scientific solutions. The research goal should be clearly stated alongside with research tasks, research methodology, restrictions of the research and major sources of references. Indicate the logic of presenting your research material, e.g., define which section contains what information or research findings (theoretical and empirical).
– The body of the text should be broken into meaningful sections with individual headings to disclose the essence of this section. Do not make the headings too long – a preferable heading should contain 1-7 words. The text may contain tables and figures, which should have separate numbering (one numbering system for tables; another – for figures). Never use or re-cite tables and figures of original authors, unless you receive a written permission from original authors/publishing house to include such tables and figures in your paper. A copy of such permission should be scanned and e-mailed to the Actual Problems of Pharmacy and Medicine in a PDF format.
– Every paper should contain Conclusions, where the author(s) should conclude on the research material, without new facts or data. Implications for a future research might also find their place in Conclusions. Author(s) might opt for a section of Discussion or Recommendations, this practice is also welcome in our Journal.
– At the end of the paper the author(s) should present full References. List items numerically (e.g. 1, 2, 3, 4) in the order they are cited in the text. All references will be linked electronically as completely as possible to the papers cited. It is desirable to add a DOI (digital object identifier) number for either the full-text or title and abstract of the article as an addition to traditional volume and page numbers. If a DOI is lacking, it is recommended to add a link to any online source of an article. We recommend to use APA references style.