The purpose of the Medwin Publishers Citation Policy is to establish clear and standardized guidelines for the proper attribution of sources in all publications and content produced by Medwin Publishers. Adhering to consistent citation practices is essential to uphold the integrity of scholarly work, give credit to original authors, and contribute to the overall credibility of our publications.

Guidelines

Acknowledgment of Sources:

All authors and contributors are required to acknowledge and credit the original sources of information, data, and ideas used in any publication or content produced by Medwin Publishers.

Citation Styles:

Authors are expected to adhere to APA citation style recommended by Medwin Publishers.

Consistency:

Authors must maintain consistency in the chosen citation style throughout the document or publication to ensure clarity and professionalism.

Accuracy and Precision:

Citations should accurately represent the sources consulted, providing readers with sufficient information to locate the referenced material. This includes page numbers, publication dates, and other relevant details.

Self-Citation:

• Authors are allowed to cite their own previous work when relevant to the content being produced.
• Self-citations should be used judiciously and follow the same standards of accuracy and transparency as external citations.

Digital and Multimedia Sources:

Citations for digital and multimedia sources, such as online articles, websites, and multimedia content, should include proper attribution, including URLs and access dates.

Review and Approval:

• All submissions will undergo a review process to ensure adherence to the citation guidelines.
• The editorial team reserves the right to request revisions to ensure compliance with the citation policy.

Plagiarism:

• Plagiarism, including the uncredited use of others' work, is strictly prohibited.
• Authors must exercise due diligence to avoid accidental or intentional plagiarism, and proper citations are the primary means of preventing such issues.

Here is our sample citation that may help you(APA style)

General style of reference

• Journal References Author name’s (Year) Title of article. Journal short name Volume(Issue): Full inclusive page numbers.
• Book References Author name’s (Year) Title of the book. (Edition), Publisher name, place, city, country, pp. full inclusive page numbers.Author name’s (Year) Chapter/ topic name. In: Author name/s (Editors.), Book name. (Edition), Publisher name, place, city, country, pp. full inclusive page numbers.
• Conferences Author name/s (Year) Conference topic. Name of the conference, Country.

Implementation:

This Citation Policy is applies to all authors and contributors submitting content to Medwin Publishers. Authors are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the specific citation style recommended for their publication and seek clarification from the editorial team if needed.

FAQ of citation

What is citation?

Citation is the practice of acknowledging the sources of information that you use in your own work. This helps to give credit to the original authors of the work and to allow readers to locate the sources for further information.

Why is citation important?

Citation is important for a number of reasons:

• It gives credit to the original authors of the work. This is important because it ensures that they are recognized for their contributions to the field.
• It allows readers to locate the sources for further information. This is important because it allows them to verify the information that you have presented and to learn more about the topic.
• It helps to avoid plagiarism. Plagiarism is the act of copying someone else's work without giving them credit. It is a serious academic offense that can result in penalties.

How do I cite different types of sources?

The way that you cite a source will depend on the type of source that it is. For example, the way that you cite a book is different from the way that you cite a journal article.

There are many resources available to help you learn how to cite different types of sources. You can find information on the websites of the major citation style guides, as well as in libraries and online.

What are some common citation mistakes in citation?

Some of the most common citation mistakes include:

• Not citing all of the sources that you use
• Formatting citations incorrectly
• Plagiarizing

What are some resources that can help me with citation?

Here is our sample citation that may help you.

General style of reference

Journal References

Author name’s (Year) Title of article. Journal short name Volume(Issue): Full inclusive page numbers.

Book References

Author name’s (Year) Title of the book. (Edition), Publisher name, place, city, country, pp. full inclusive page numbers.Author name’s (Year) Chapter/ topic name. In: Author name/s (Editors.), Book name. (Edition), Publisher name, place, city, country, pp. full inclusive page numbers.

Conferences

Author name/s (Year) Conference topic. Name of the conference, Country.

Any questions or concerns related to this policy should be directed to the editorial team at support@Medwinpublishers.com