Author Guidlines

1. Systematic writing:

1. First part: title, authors, abstract

2. Main part: Introduction, Research methods, Results and results, Conclusion
3. Ending part: acknowledgment (if any), symbols description (if any), and references
2. Title and authors:
1. Title is written by capital words (Title Case/Capital Each Word), bold, with font of Time
New Roman 12, singlespace, center text and maximum words is 14
2. Authors name placed under the title and written without degree. It starts with capital
word (avoid to use “by” before the authors name). author sequence is first aurhor then
followed by second author etc
3. Institution address and email written under authors name with font of Time New
Roman 12.
3. Abstract
1. Abstract written in Indonesian and English (ABSTRAK in indonesia and ABSTRACT in
english) with Bold, which contain introduction, research objectives, meode research,
Results and Discussion, Conclusion
2. The maximum words in abstract is no more than 250 words, and written with single
space
1. Justify text with font of Time New Roman 12.
2. The abstract using format structured abstract
1) Background
2) Objectives
3) Methods
4) Results
5) Conclusion
3. Every section has to write in bold
4. Keywords consist 3 – 6 words, the word of “Keywords” also has to write in bold.
4. General rules of publication manuscript
1. Every section in manuscript is written with font of Time New Roman 12, using capital
words and bold
2. First sentence in new paragraph is written with indent-first line 1,15 cm, and there are
no space between paragraphs
3. Content of manuscript is written with font of Time New Roman 12 without using bold
4. Words from foreign language is written italic
5. Every numeral words have to written in number, except in the beginning of paragraph
and intregers that less than ten
6. Tables and pictures must have clear desription and serial number. Numbering use
center text format and placed above the table and for picture, it placed below.
7. The article contains a maximum of 20 pages
5. REFERENCES:
Reference format using Harvard Referencing Standard system. All literature that put in
references must contain in manuscript. Literatures prefered from the last 10 years, minimum
contain 15 references (80% primary source ex: journal, proceeding)
1. Books
First author, second author etc. (last name, first name abbreviated) publication year. Title
(italic). Edition, publisher. Place of publication. Example: O’Brien, J.A. dan. J.M. Marakas.
(2011). Management Information Systems. Edisi 10. McGraw-Hill. New York-USA.
2. Journal Articles
 First author, second author etc. (last name, first name abbreviated) publication year.
Title. Name of journal (italic). Volume. Number. Page. Example: Cartlidge, J. (2012).
Crossing boundaries: Using fact and fiction in adult learning. The Journal of Artistic and
Creative Education. 6 (1): 94-111.
3. Conference Proceedings
First author, second author etc. (Last name, first name abbreviated) publication year.
Title. Name of conference. Date of conference. Place/City. Country.Page. Example:
Michael, R. (2011). Integrating innovation into enterprise architecture management.
Proceeding on Tenth International Conference on Wirt-schafts Informatik. 16-18 February
2011, Zurich, Swis. Hal. 776-786.
4. Essay, Thesis and Dissertation
First author, second author etc. (Last name, first name abbreviated) publication year.
Title. essay, thesis or dissertation. university. Example: Pratiwi R.D. (2013). Pengaruh
Suplementasi Vitamin A dan D pada pengobatan TB Paru BTA+ terhadap Percepatan
Konversi Dahak di Fase Intensif. Tesis. Field Epidemiology Training Program Fakultas
Kedokteran UGM, Yogyakarta.
5. Website
Authors. year. Title. Judul. Uniform Resources Locator (URL). Date of accessed.
Example: WHO (2011). Global Tuberkulosis Control 2011. Available from:
www.who.int/tb. Diakses tanggal 12 Juni 2013.