We ask that, before submitting your manuscript, authors read the Editorial Policy of TES and the About the Journal section to assess whether your text meets our editorial scope.

Manuscripts must be submitted only through the Journal's online evaluation system, available here. Contributions sent by email will not be considered.

To send the text to the journal, the responsible author must register in the system and then register their text, informing their ORCID and that of possible coauthors.

When submitting a manuscript, it is essential to read and comply with the publication standards referred to by the journal.

For additional information, consult the editors: revtes.epsjv@fiocruz.br

Form and preparation of manuscripts

The journal accepts articles and review articles as spontaneous submissions.

Articles must present research results of an empirical or conceptual nature. Size between 4,000 and 7,000 words, not counting bibliographical references, figures and notes.

Review articles must present critical, systematic and methodologically consistent analyzes of the scientific literature on a priority topic for the journal. They should explain objectives, researched sources, application of inclusion and exclusion criteria. Size: 4,000 to 7,000 words, not counting bibliographical references, figures and notes. 

Manuscript presentation

Collaborations must be typed in Word, in Times New Roman font, size 12, double spaced. Articles, essays, briefings and debates must also contain an abstract in Portuguese, Spanish and English of a maximum of 200 words, and a title in English and Spanish, in addition to the title in the original language. Manuscripts can be submitted in Portuguese, Spanish, English and French. The title must be concise and representative of the content of the text. The author(s) must indicate if the research is financed, if it is the result of a master's thesis or doctoral thesis, if it was approved by the Ethics Committee of the area and if there are conflicts of interest.

Keywords Minimum of three and maximum of five keywords describing the content of the work, presented in the original language, in Spanish (palabras clave) and in English.

Figures Tables, charts, diagrams, photographs, graphs and illustrations must necessarily be inserted in their proper place in the body of the text and must also be sent separately as supplementary material. They must not exceed a maximum of six per article, except for specific exceptions to the thematic field of the manuscript, in which case the author must maintain prior communication with the editors. All figures, with the exception of photographs, must be numbered and have a title, with only the initials of the title in capital letters. References must be made by numbers (e.g. Graph 3) and not by expressions such as “the figure below”.

Notes Notes must come at the end of the text, succinct and numbered consecutively. They should not be used for bibliographical references.

Highlights Please do not use underlines and bold. Single quotes can be used to draw attention to a particular item of text. Words from languages other than Portuguese must be italized, as well as titles of mentioned works.

Citations For the elaboration of citations, TES follows the NBR 10520:2002 standard, of the Brazilian Association of Technical Standards (ABNT), with slight modifications. TES adopts the Author-date system, with the authors' last names written in upper and lower case and year of publication, in the body of the article. Example:
(Frigotto; Ciavatta, 2001).

Direct citations, in the body of the text, with up to three lines, must be enclosed in double quotation marks, the author's surname and, in parentheses, the year and page. Or: direct quatation, in parentheses the author's name, year and page. Single quotes indicate a quote within the quote. Examples:
Minayo (2001, p. 74) descreve: “[...] a análise de conteúdo é compreendida muito mais como um conjunto de técnicas”.
Monografia “no sentido lato, é todo trabalho científico de ‘primeira mão’, que resulte da investigação científica” (Salomon, 1978, p. 219).

If the direct citation exceeds three lines, it must be indented 4 cm from the left margin, in size 11.

In indirect citations, the indication of the page(s) consulted is optional. Indirect citation occurs when the author makes a text based on the work of the consulted author. Example:
As emoções, independentes da vinculação ou não com o ambiente organizacional, influenciam no desempenho das pessoas (Frost, 2003).

If the citation has text translated by the author, it must include the term “our translation”. Example:
“Ao final de duas semanas, avalie sua experiência” (McGraw, Dean e Francis, 2009, p. 28, our translation).

In the case of citations with three authors, all must be named; more than three authors, only the surname of the first should appear in the text, as in Spink et al. (2001).

To emphasize excerpts from the quotation, highlight them with the expression “our italics” in parentheses, after the quotation call, or “author's italics”, if the highlight is already part of the consulted work. Examples: 
A hipótese da escassez não explica sozinha o processo de mudança de valores de uma sociedade. (Okado, Ribeiro, p. 10, author's italics). 

Em termos de comportamento, a motivação pode ser conceituada como esforço e tenacidade exercidos pela pessoa para fazer algo ou alcançar algo. (Chiavenato, 1994, p. 165, our italics)

Adopt the chronological order in which the documents were published, separated by semicolons, in the case of several cited in sequence. Example: (Crespo, 2005; Costa and Ramalho, 2008; Moresi et al., 2010).

References For the elaboration of the references, Work, Education and Health is based on the ABNT standard NBR 6023:2018, with slight modifications. All cited references, including in notes, tables and figures, must make up the bibliographical references at the end of the text, in alphabetical order, without entry numbering and without space between them. In the references, a maximum of three authors with all names will be cited. In the case of more than three authors, mention only the first, followed by the expression et al. Authors' first names must be written in full in the references. Different titles by the same author published in the same year must be distinguished by adding a letter (a, b, c...) in lowercase after the date, both in the citations in the body of the text and in the list of bibliographic references. Journal titles must be written in full. The author is responsible for the accuracy and relevance of the references. For cases not exemplified, the author should consult the standard NBR 6023:2018, of ABNT. In case there is a DOI number for the document, it must be included at the end of the reference. Note the following examples:

 Article in electronic journal

Proofreading in Portuguese language

The journal reserves the right to suggest changes in informal uses of the language and to correct non-standard Portuguese variants.

The authors are responsible for professional language review costs, to be carried out by reviewers authorized by the journal or by a professional of your choice, provided you follow the TES style manual for reviewers, available on demand. Translation to another language is optional.