Submit a Manuscript
JACR Submission and Publication Process
Every manuscript begins with a focused editorial assessment, proceeds through three independent reviewers, and is tracked in OJS after the initial screening.
Start your submission
Email the manuscript prepared with the appropriate JACR template and all required supporting documents to journalanesthesiology@gmail.com. Initial submission through OJS is not required.
Email the Editorial OfficeEditorial workflow
Email submission
The corresponding author sends the manuscript, cover letter, declarations, figures, and supplementary files to the JACR editorial email.
Editorial assessment
Editors assess fit with JACR aims and scope, originality, completeness, research integrity, and similarity using ORCA.
OJS account and tracking
For manuscripts that pass screening, the editorial office creates an OJS account, registers the submission, and provides credentials to the author for ongoing tracking.
Independent peer review
Three independent reviewers evaluate the manuscript, focusing on scientific substance, methodological rigor, validity, clarity, and contribution to the field.
Editorial decision
The editor synthesizes all three reviews and issues one decision: accept, minor revision, major revision, or decline.
Author revision
For minor or major revision, the author submits a revised manuscript and a clear point-by-point response to reviewer and editor comments.
Re-evaluation and acceptance
Reviewers and the editor reassess the revision. When the scientific and methodological improvements are satisfactory, JACR issues a Letter of Acceptance.
Copyediting and proofreading
The accepted manuscript undergoes language and presentation quality checks supported by EIGO. The edited version is returned to the author for approval.
Galley proof and production
A galley proof is issued for the author’s final accuracy check. After approval, the article enters production and publication scheduling.
Quality and timing note
The stated timeframes are typical targets and may vary with manuscript complexity, reviewer availability, author response time, and the number of revision rounds. The approximate 43% acceptance rate describes the journal’s recent editorial selectivity and does not guarantee an outcome for any individual submission.