There are a few things you need to check off before you submit your manuscript for publication:
Use the information and tools in our guide to help you navigate all these areas.
You will need an ORCID when you submit for publication. This ID is a free, unique, persistent identifier that can be used to connect an researcher with their publications. It is not institutional specific, and can be used throughout your research career. Follow the link below for more information and to register for your ORCID before you submit your manuscript!
You will need to provide a statement of institutional affiliation when you submit your work for publication. Institutional affiliation should be done in a consistent manner. See the list below for the suggested wording for EMHS and SMHS organisational affiliations (insert name of hospital/service as appropriate) - entries may be inverted if that is the format requested by the publisher (e.g. Royal Perth Hospital, East Metropolitan Health Service, Perth, Western Australia)
EMHS: East Metropolitan Health Service, Royal Perth Hospital, Perth, Western Australia East Metropolitan Health Service, Royal Perth Hospital, Emergency Department, Perth, Western Australia East Metropolitan Health Service, Allied Health, Perth, Western Australia |
SMHS: South Metropolitan Health Service, Fiona Stanley Hospital, Murdoch, Western Australia South Metropolitan Health Service, Fiona Stanley Hospital, Emergency Department, Murdoch, Western Australia South Metropolitan Health Service, Allied Health, Murdoch, Western Australia |
We have also registered RORs (Research Organization Registry) entries for SMHS and EMHS. (RORs are identifiers like ORCIDs for authors and DOIs for articles / chapters). The publisher uses these to understand coverage of affiliations with subscriptions.