1. Cover Letter
2. Title Page
3. Manuscript (Anonymized Main Document)
4. Turnitin Similarity Report (Maximum 20%)

• Title: Max 15 words, Times New Roman, size 14, capitalize each word except conjunctions.
• Authors' Names: Times New Roman, size 10, with superscript numbers for affiliations.
• Affiliations: Include institution name, city, province, country, Times New Roman, size 10.
• Corresponding Author: Marked with an asterisk (*), email listed at the bottom.

• Introduction
• Objective
• Method
• Result
• Conclusion

• Introduction
• Method
• Results
• Discussion
• Conclusion
• Author's Contribution Statement
• Conflicts of Interest
• Source of Funding Statements
• Acknowledgments
• Bibliography (Vancouver Style, min 25 references, 80% from journal articles)

Title:
"The Title is Written With a Maximum of 15 Words Without Any Year of Research"

Authors:
John Doe^1,*, Jane Smith², Mark Lee³

Affiliations:
¹ Faculty of Public Health, Universitas Muhammadiyah Palu, Sulawesi Tengah, Indonesia
² Faculty of Public Health, Tadulako University, Sulawesi Tengah, Indonesia
³ Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Corresponding Author:
John Doe¹
Corresponding Author: E-mail: john.doe@example.com

Abstract Structure:

• Introduction: Present the topic and context of the study, providing background information, discussing relevant literature, identifying knowledge gaps, and outlining research objectives.
• Objective: Clearly articulate the specific goals and aims of the research.
• Method: Describe the research design, participant selection criteria, data collection methods, and analysis techniques.
• Result: Present findings in a clear, systematic manner using tables, figures, or graphs as needed.
• Conclusion: Summarize key findings, discuss their implications, highlight study limitations, and suggest future research directions.

Keywords: Keywords1; Keywords2; Keywords3; Keywords4

Detailed Manuscript Structure is provided in the next section.

• INTRODUCTION: Clearly introduce the research theme, background, literature, knowledge gaps, and objectives.
• METHOD: Explain the research approach (quantitative, qualitative, mixed-method, or literature review), population, sample, research location, instruments, data collection, analysis, and ethical approval.
• RESULTS: Present key findings systematically. Use tables, figures, or graphs as necessary.
• DISCUSSION: Interpret findings in context, discuss implications, compare with previous studies, acknowledge limitations, and recommend future research directions.
• CONCLUSION: Summarize major findings, implications, and suggestions.
• AUTHOR’S CONTRIBUTION STATEMENT: Clarify authors’ roles in the research and manuscript development.
• CONFLICTS OF INTEREST: Declare potential conflicts that might affect the research objectivity.
• SOURCE OF FUNDING STATEMENTS: Disclose funding sources and their non-involvement in the study process.
• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: Express gratitude to supporting individuals or institutions.
• BIBLIOGRAPHY: Minimum 25 references using Vancouver style, with 80% from journal articles.