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Submission of papers and other items for publication in the British Homœopathic Journal
Aubrey Thomas Westlake qualified in Medicine at Cambridge and St Bartholomew's Hospital, and was in general practice in Bermondsey for eighteen years before he moved to the New Forest, where he ran an organic farm and a holiday centre, and served on the Rural District Council, as well as carrying on his rather specialized medical practice. He will be greatly missed by all those friends to whom he was a patient, wise and beloved counsellor. M.H.
Submission of papers and other items for publication in the British Hom eopathic Journal Papers must be typewritten, double spaced and on one side of the paper only, preferably on A4 white bond paper, with a margin of about 4 cm. at the left, and 2.5 cm. at the right. Paragraphs are indented, except for the first one of any paper or chapter. Pages should be numbered consecutively, with the title given on a separate page which also bears the author's name and degrees, and, at the bottom of the page, the author's address. References. In accordance with the recommendations of the International Steering Committee of Medical Editors, references should be listed as follows: References must be numbered consecutively, in the order in which they are first mentioned in the text. The form of references should be that adopted by the US National Library of Medicine and used in the Index Medicus. The sequence is as follows: Journals: Name of author(s) followed by initials (if more than six authors, give only the first three and add et al). Full title of the paper, abbreviated title of the journal, in the case of the BRmSH HOM~OPATmCJOURNAL,Br Horn J (no c o m m a or full stop) year of publication; volume number; page number(s). Books: Name of author(s) followed by initials (if more than six, as above). Full title of the book. Place of publication: publisher, year of publication. Below are two examples of references given in the approved style: 1 Priestman, KG, Adolescent depression. Br Horn J 1978; 67: 248. 2 Almond DC, Whitten DGA. Rocks, Minerals and Crystals, p. 76. London: Hamlyn, 1976.
Graphs, tables and illustrations must be on separate pages. Legends should be included for all of these, typed on a separate sheet of paper. Particular spelling rules. The binominal system is used where applicable for hom~eopathic remedies, e.g. Natrum mur., Betula alba. Homoeopathic potencies are indicated as follows: 6x, 30c, 1M, 10M. 120
The British Horneeopathic Journal
Submission of papers and other items for publication in the British Hom eopathic Journal Papers must be typewritten, double spaced and on one side of the paper only, preferably on A4 white bond paper, with a margin of about 4 cm. at the left, and 2.5 cm. at the right. Paragraphs are indented, except for the first one of any paper or chapter. Pages should be numbered consecutively, with the title given on a separate page which also bears the author's name and degrees, and, at the bottom of the page, the author's address. References. In accordance with the recommendations of the International Steering Committee of Medical Editors, references should be listed as follows: References must be numbered consecutively, in the order in which they are first mentioned in the text. The form of references should be that adopted by the US National Library of Medicine and used in the Index Medicus. The sequence is as follows: Journals: Name of author(s) followed by initials (if more than six authors, give only the first three and add et al). Full title of the paper, abbreviated title of the journal, in the case of the BRmSH HOM~OPATmCJOURNAL,Br Horn J (no c o m m a or full stop) year of publication; volume number; page number(s). Books: Name of author(s) followed by initials (if more than six, as above). Full title of the book. Place of publication: publisher, year of publication. Below are two examples of references given in the approved style: 1 Priestman, KG, Adolescent depression. Br Horn J 1978; 67: 248. 2 Almond DC, Whitten DGA. Rocks, Minerals and Crystals, p. 76. London: Hamlyn, 1976.
Graphs, tables and illustrations must be on separate pages. Legends should be included for all of these, typed on a separate sheet of paper. Particular spelling rules. The binominal system is used where applicable for hom~eopathic remedies, e.g. Natrum mur., Betula alba. Homoeopathic potencies are indicated as follows: 6x, 30c, 1M, 10M. 120
The British Horneeopathic Journal