AI Usage Policy

The Journal of Digital health & telemonitoring advances (DHTA) acknowledges the growing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools in academic research and manuscript development. The journal is dedicated to ensuring ethical use, transparency, and accountability in all submitted work.

Use of AI Tools by Authors

Authors may utilize AI tools (such as ChatGPT, Gemini, or similar platforms) for purposes like language refinement, organizing ideas, or initial drafting. However:

AI tools cannot be credited as authors
Any use of AI must be clearly declared in the manuscript
Authors are entirely responsible for the accuracy and integrity of the final content

Disclosure Requirement

When AI tools are used, authors should include a statement in their manuscript, for example:

“AI-based tools were used to assist in language improvement and structuring of the manuscript. The authors accept full responsibility for the content.”

Prohibited Uses

Submitting content generated by AI without proper human verification is not allowed
Creating false data, citations, or findings using AI is strictly forbidden
Any unethical use of AI that compromises research integrity is prohibited

Use of AI by Reviewers

Reviewers must not share or upload manuscripts to AI systems that store or reuse information
Confidentiality of all submitted materials must be strictly maintained

Editorial Use of AI

Editors may apply AI tools for limited operational support (such as similarity checks or workflow assistance). However, all editorial judgments and decisions are made independently by human editors.