Plagiarism Check

Jurnal Kesehatan Kartika is committed to maintaining academic integrity and does not accept plagiarism or other forms of unethical academic practice.

All submitted manuscripts are screened for text similarity using Turnitin before being sent for peer review. The similarity report is evaluated by the editors to identify potentially inappropriate overlap with previously published works and other sources.

A similarity score of more than 20% will generally require editorial assessment and may result in the manuscript being returned to the authors for revision. However, the similarity score is not by itself considered evidence of plagiarism. The editors will assess the nature, source, and context of the similarities, including appropriately cited quotations, references, standard terminology, and other legitimate similarities.

Manuscripts containing substantial or inappropriate similarity, plagiarism, or other forms of academic misconduct may be rejected in accordance with the journal's Publication Ethics policy.

Authors are responsible for ensuring that their manuscripts are original, properly cited, and compliant with academic integrity standards.