Author Resources & Toolkits.
Essential editorial guides, manuscript templates, indexing standards, and citation tools designed to assist scholars, clinicians, and researchers throughout the academic publication lifecycle.
◈ 1. Manuscript Templates & Proposals
Standardized structural formatting accelerates editorial review and typesetting. Authors are encouraged to utilize our curated templates when drafting monographs, book chapters, and formal prospectuses.
Book Chapter Template (.docx)
Pre-formatted Microsoft Word structure with standardized margins, heading hierarchies, author block with ORCID, and abstract layouts.
Book Proposal Form
Structured submission outline detailing chapter synopses, market comparison, peer audience, and pedagogical scope.
◈ 2. Sanskrit Transliteration & Classical Rigor
To ensure traditional medical treatises meet international bibliographical criteria, SAPH maintains strict fidelity to standardized phonetics and classical Samhita exegesis.
IAST Diacritical Standard
Quick-reference guide covering Latin diacritical marks (e.g., ā, ī, ū, ṛ, ṝ, ḷ, ṃ, ḥ, ṅ, ñ, ṭ, ḍ, ṇ, ś, ṣ) for Ayurvedic terminology.
Botanical & Dravyaguna Nomenclature
Protocol for presenting Ayurvedic plant names alongside verified binomial nomenclature, family designations, and authoritative botanical citations.
◈ 3. Citation Standards & Referencing
SAPH titles require consistent bibliographic styles to ensure accurate indexing in global digital libraries and repository networks.
APA 7th Edition Reference Guide
Author-date referencing rules for historical, theoretical, and philosophy-centered monographs, including digital identifiers (DOIs).
Vancouver Reference Style
Numbered citation system for experimental research, clinical monographs, and pharmacology compendiums.
◈ 4. Pre-Submission Editorial Checklist
Before transmitting your final files to our editorial portal, review this pre-flight checklist to prevent processing delays:
Essential Verification Points
- ✓ Author Metadata: All contributors have verified institutional affiliations, professional email addresses, and active ORCID iDs.
- ✓ Abstract & Keywords: Monograph or chapter includes a self-contained abstract (150–250 words) and 4–6 discoverable keywords.
- ✓ Figure Permissions: Written copyright releases have been secured for all third-party diagrams, historical illustrations, or clinical photographs.
- ✓ Resolution Standards: All medical plates, anatomical diagrams, and charts are provided at minimum 300 DPI (600 DPI for line art).
- ✓ Ethical Compliance: Conflict of interest statements, funding sources, and AI tool disclosures are explicitly placed before the reference list.