The different types of articles published by IJMP are Original Research Articles, Review Articles, Systematic Reviews, Book Reviews and Conference Papers (Proceedings)
Original Research Articles:
These presents fresh and innovative discoveries derived from experiments, studies, or observations. It usually adheres to the format comprising an introduction, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusion.
Review Articles:
The purpose of these is to provide a summary of the current research or literature on a particular subject. They do not introduce fresh information but instead combine and examine previously published work in order to give an outline or identify areas where further research is needed.
Systematic Reviews:
An organized review article that utilizes a structured approach to gather and evaluate all existing research on a specific question or subject. Such articles frequently involve conducting meta-analyses to statistically assess aggregated data.
Book Reviews:
These articles offer a critical assessment of newly published books within a specific discipline. They summarize the content and provide opinions on each book’s impact on the field.
Conference Papers (Proceedings):
These are papers presented at academic or professional conferences and later published in proceedings. Short responses are common in research and are typically shorter than full articles. They may also indicate ongoing work.