To better understand what is written in this section, it is important that you first read the Author Guidelines.

Recommendations for Research Papers:

• The title and authors should be clearly identified.
• The introduction should provide a clear justification for the study and its relevance, as well as a brief literature review summarizing the current knowledge on the topic.
• In the objectives section, the research questions or hypotheses formulated by the authors should be clearly communicated.
• The materials and methods section should include a detailed description of the methodology used, including inclusion and exclusion criteria, definitions, techniques employed, variables, and type of analysis conducted. It is important to include sufficient information for another researcher to replicate the study under the same conditions.
• In the results section, the found data should be presented clearly and objectively, avoiding the inclusion of irrelevant information and unnecessary comments.
• The discussion and/or conclusion section should include an analysis of the most relevant results, as well as an interpretation of those results in relation to the research questions or hypotheses. Repetition of previously presented information should be avoided.

Recommendations for Scientific Essays:

• The title should clearly reflect the author's personal stance on the addressed topic.
• The introduction should briefly explain to the reader the topic to be addressed, the author's personal stance (thesis), and the parts into which the text is organized.
• In the body or development of the essay, personal ideas reflecting the author's stance on the topic should be presented, supported by citations from other authors, examples, or statistical data.
• In the conclusion or final comments, a final reflection on the information presented in the text should be written, summarizing the most important points of the essay or making a proposal in that regard.
• The bibliographic references should include complete data of the consulted sources.

Recommendations for the Presentation of Experience Reports:

• The submitted abstract should be organized under the following items: a brief introduction or theoretical framework, objectives, diagnosis of the previous situation (if applicable), target population, number of participants or recipients, activities or development of the experience, results, and evaluation (of the experience and its impact).

It is important to remember that all presented works must be plagiarism-free and comply with ethical research standards.