Editorial Independence

The editorial process of the Archives of Pharmacy Practice is conducted with full independence under the authority of the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board. The journal maintains complete autonomy over all editorial decisions, including manuscript evaluation, peer review management, and publication outcomes.

Editorial decisions are based solely on scholarly merit, scientific rigor, originality, ethical standards, and relevance to the journal's scope. While decisions are informed by peer-review reports and editorial assessments, they are not determined solely by reviewer recommendations and are made in accordance with the journal's Peer Review Policy.

The Editor-in-Chief holds final responsibility for all publication decisions. The publisher and affiliated organizations have no role in influencing the editorial process, including reviewer selection, peer review, or final decisions on manuscripts.

The Archives of Pharmacy Practice is committed to maintaining editorial independence, scientific integrity, and transparency in accordance with internationally recognized publication ethics standards, including COPE guidelines.