Online-Only (Supplementary) Material
Publishing online-only material permits inclusion of audio and video components. In addition, to conserve use of budgeted
Table. Manuscript Checklist Adapted From JAMA’s Instructions for Authors
□ 1. Review manuscript submission instructions on our Web-based submission and review system (http://manuscripts.jama.com). |
□ 2. Include a cover letter as an attachment. |
□ 3. Designate a corresponding author and provide a complete postal/mail address, telephone and fax numbers, and e-mail address. |
□ 4. Provide first and last names, degrees, e-mail addresses, and institutional affiliations for any coauthors. |
□ 5. On the title page, include a word count for text only, exclusive of title, abstract, references, tables, and figure legends. |
□ 6. Provide an abstract that conforms to the required abstract format. |
□ 7. Double-space manuscript and leave right margins unjustified (ragged). |
□ 8. Check all references for accuracy and completeness. Put references in proper format in numerical order, making sure each is cited in sequence in the text. |
□ 9. Include a title for each table and figure (a brief, succinct phrase, preferably no longer than 10–15 words) and explanatory legend as needed. |
□ 10. Have each author read, complete, and sign the Authorship Form with statements of authorship responsibility, criteria, and contributions; financial disclosure; and copyright transfer. After submission, add the manuscript number to the top of each author form and send in the author forms by mail or fax to the editorial office. |
□ 11. Indicate specific contributions from each author (see authorship checklist on Authorship Form). |
□ 12. Include statement signed by corresponding author that written permission has been obtained from all persons named in the Acknowledgment. |
□ 13. For reports of original data, include statement from at least 1 author that she or he “had full access to all of the data in the study and takes responsibility for the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the data analysis.” |
□ 14. Include research or project support/funding in the Acknowledgment. |
□ 15. Also in the Acknowledgment, specify the role of the funder(s) or sponsor(s) in each of the following: design and conduct of the study; collection, management, analysis, and interpretation of the data; and preparation, review, or approval of the manuscript. |
□ 16. Include written permission from each individual identified as a source for personal communication or unpublished data. |
□ 17. If appropriate, include information on institutional review board/ethics committee approval or waiver and informed consent. |
□ 18. Reprinted tables and figures are discouraged. Original material should be provided, except under extraordinary circumstances. |
□ 19. Include informed consent forms for identifiable patient descriptions, photographs, videos, and pedigrees. |
□ 20. For clinical trials, add the clinical trial identification number and the URL of the registration site. |
Additional Information: The eTable is available at http://archderm.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/full/141/12/1591/DCM50003ET1.
Additional Information: A computer simulation of a 3-year-old child falling down the stairs is available at http://archpedi.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/full/155/9/1008/DC1.
Additional Information: Supporting online material, including the “Methods” section, the references, and Figures S1 through S6, is available at http://sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/1122771/DC1.
Whenever possible, the exact URL of the supplementary material should be provided to help the reader more easily find the content http://archpedi.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/full/155/9/1008/DC1.
Additional Information: Supporting online material, including the “Methods” section, the references, and Figures S1 through S6, is available at http://sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/1122771/DC1.
Whenever possible, the exact URL of the supplementary material should be provided to help the reader more easily find the content. The Web version of the article links directly to the online supplementary material.
Alternatively, such additional material may be made available at the author’s website; however, because URLs change frequently, the first option is preferable.
It is the policy of JAMA and the Archives Journals that online-only material is published under the imprimatur of the journal and so should undergo editorial evaluation and should receive the same attention to detail in the editorial and production processes as if it were to be published in the print journal.