Article Writing Guidelines

Writing articles in the Journal of Health Community Service or better known as Abdimakes is expected to be a consideration for authors.

Articles submitted to this journal have never been published. To avoid duplication of publication, abdimakes does not accept articles that are also submitted to other journals for concurrent publication. Authors must ensure that all team members have approved the article for publication. Every community service report must include acknowledgments to specific parties if there was financial support, relationships, or other forms of support during the activity. These points should be included in the Cover Letter to the abdimakes Editor.

Format

Articles are typed double-spaced on A4 paper (210 x 297 mm).
The maximum article length is 7,000 words with Courier or Times New Roman 12 font or as many as 15 to 20 pages.
The top, left, right, bottom, and top margins must be at leas

1 inch.
All pages must be numbered sequentially.
Each table and figure is given a sequential number, a title according to the contents of the table or figure and the source of the quotation.
In-text citations include the author's last name, year, and page number if necessary. Examples: One source with one author (Rahman, 2003), if accompanied by a page (Rahman, 2003:36); One source with two authors (David and Anderson, 1989); One source with more than one author (David et al., 1989); Two sources with the same author (David, 1989, 1992), if the year of publication is the same (David, 1989a, 1989b).
Citation sources from one institution must mention the relevant abbreviation or acronym (BPS, 2007: DIKNAS, 2006).
Accounts article

The writing in the form of the results of the implementation of activities is arranged as follows:

The article contains:

This section contains a summary of the article covering the problems underlying the community service activities, objectives, methods, results of activities and discussions, as well as the contribution of the results of community service activities to the community.

Abstract

The abstract appears at the beginning of the text and consists of a maximum of 250 words (preferably in English). The abstract includes keywords to facilitate indexing of the article.

The article should consist of background, objectives, methods, results, and conclusions. The abstract should be written clearly and concisely to help readers understand new and important aspects without having to read the entire article. Keywords should be listed on the same page as the abstract, separated by commas (,). Please use a maximum of five relevant keywords to facilitate indexing.

Introduction,

outlines the theoretical framework based on a literature review that forms the basis of the hypothesis and activity implementation model.

The introduction provides adequate background, previous implementation activities to document existing solutions/methods to demonstrate the best solution/method, and major limitations of previous community service activities to demonstrate the scientific merit or novelty of the paper. Avoid detailed literature surveys or summaries of results. The objective should state the primary purpose of the community service activity.

Implementation Method,

contains the approach used, data collection, definition and measurement of variables and the methods and techniques of data analysis used.In the methods section, clearly and concisely explain the methods used to achieve the stated objectives of the community service activity. The results of the community service must be measurable, and authors are asked to explain the measurement tools used, both descriptively and qualitatively. Explain how to measure the success of the community service activity. The level of achievement can be seen from changes in attitudes, socio-cultural aspects, and economics of the target community.

Results and Discussion,

contains the presentation of data from the final results of the data analysis technique work process, the final form of this section is in the form of numbers, images and tables.In this section, explain how the activities were implemented to achieve the objectives. Describe the indicators for achieving these objectives and the benchmarks used to demonstrate the success of the community service activities. Identify the strengths and weaknesses of the outputs or main focus of the activities, considering their suitability to the conditions of the community at the activity location. Also explain the level of difficulty in implementing the activities and producing the goods, as well as opportunities for future development. This paper can be supported by relevant documentation related to the services or goods as the outputs or main focus of the activities. Documentation can include images of the implementation process, product prototypes, tables, graphs, and so on.
Tables and figures
Tables and figures are part of the manuscript and are not separate from the contents of the manuscript. Place tables and figures in the appropriate place in the narrative so that they complement each other. Tables and figures are numbered sequentially in the order they appear in the manuscript. Tables and figures must be titled. These numbers are followed by the table and figure titles. There is a single line of space before and after figures and tables. The appearance of the table can be seen in Table 1. Figures included in the manuscript must be of good quality. Figures should not stand alone and must be a relevant part of the manuscript. Please note that figures are not documentation unrelated to the discussion in the manuscript. Ensure that the manuscript does not include images that indicate the identity or affiliation of the author.
Discussion,

The discussion should explore the significance of the results. The following components should be addressed in the discussion: How do your results relate to the initial question or objective outlined in the background section (what)? Did you provide a scientific interpretation for each result or finding presented (why)? Are your results consistent with those reported by other researchers (what else)? Are there any discrepancies?

Bibliography,

contains sources cited in the article, only the sources referred to need to be included in the bibliography.

Citations and bibliographies used must use standard citation applications (Mendeley, Endnote, Zotero, etc.).
The library is written in APA Style
A minimum of 80% of the bibliography is sourced from SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS in the form of journals or proceedings with a maximum publication year of 10 years from the date of submission of the manuscript to the Biography Journal.

Unpublished sources, such as manuscripts or personal communications cannot be used as written references.
References in the text, tables, and legends should be numbered in brackets such as (1), (1, 4), (1-3), (1, 3-5) and cited sequentially in the order they appear in the manuscript.
Do not include references in the abstract
References in tables, figures, and panels should be numbered according to where the item is cited in the text.
Online journal libraries must include a DOI (digital object identifier)
For online materials, please include the URL and date you accessed the website.
Journal :

Berry, L. 1995. “Service Relationship Marketing: Growing Interest, Emerging Perspectives.” Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science. 23. (4): 236 – 245.

Book:

Asnawi SK and Wijaya C. 2006. Financial Research Methodology, Procedures, Ideas and Control. Yogyakarta: Graha Ilmu.

Articles from Electronic Publishers:

Orr. 2002. “Leaders must do more than reduce employee turnover.” Canadian HR Reporter. 15, 18, ABI/INFORM Research. 6 & 14 http://www.proquest.com/pqdauto[06/01/04].

Magazine:

Widiana ME, 2004. “The Influence of Relational Marketing Factors in Forming Customer Loyalty in the Insurance Business”. Economics Magazine. Year XIV. (3): 193-209.

Driving:

Joreskog and Sorbom. 1996. Prelis 2: User's Reference Guide, Chicago, SSI International.

Symposium:

Pandey. LM. 2002. Capital Structure and Market Power Interaction: evidence from Malaysia, in Zamri Ahmad, Ruhani Ali, Subramaniam Pillay. 2002. Proceedings of the fourth annual Malaysian Finance Association Symposium. May 31-1. Penang. Malaysia.

Paper:

Martinez and De Chernatony L. 2002. “The Effect of Brand Extension Strategy on Brand Image”. Working Paper. UK: University of Birmingham.

Laws and Government Regulations:

Widiana ME, 2004. “The Influence of Relational Marketing Factors in Forming Customer Loyalty in the Insurance Business”. Economics Magazine. Year XIV. (3): 193-209.

Thesis, Dissertation:

Christianto I. 2008. Determination of Strategy of PT Hero Supermarket Tbk, Especially in Supermarket Category in West Jakarta Municipality based on Fred R. David's Three-Stage Concept Analysis Approach (Thesis). Jakarta: Management Study Program, Indonesian Institute of Business and

Informatics.

Qur'an:

Gito. May 26, 2006. Palm Oil Tappers. Some Palm Oil Craftsmen Are Unprofessional. Kompas: 36 (Columns 4-5).

Article submission:

Authors must first register online at https://ejournal.stikesmajapahit.ac.id/index.php/AMK/user/register and submit articles via Create New Submission after logging in. If authors encounter any issues, they can email them to mojokertostikesmajapahit@gmail.com.

Delivery process

The author clicks the "Register" button to register. The author will then be directed to an online form page. After completing the form, click the "Register" button at the bottom, and the author will be directed to the next page where they must click the "Create New Submission" button. The author will then be directed to the article submission page, which will require the following five steps:

Step 1 (start) the author checks all the Shipping Requirements list, after completion click save and continue.
Step 2 (upload manuscript): The author uploads files by clicking "upload files" - selecting article components - selecting the article text, then uploading the files to be submitted. Once completed, click "continue" - click "finish" - then click "save and continue."
Step 3 (enter metadata) the author fills in the article title, abstract, keywords and references after finishing click save and continue.
Step 4 (confirmation) click complete delivery then click ok.
Step 5 (Next Step) At this stage, the author has successfully uploaded the file to be submitted to the journal editor. Afterward, the author will receive a confirmation email regarding the submission and can track the submission's progress through the editorial process by visiting the journal website using the previously created username and password.