Informed Consent

The Journal of New Business Ideas and Trends (JNBIT) requires that all research involving human participants be conducted with voluntary informed consent, in accordance with the recommendations of COPE and ICMJE. Authors must confirm that participants were fully informed about the purpose, procedures, risks, and benefits of the research before providing consent.

Privacy and Confidentiality

Personal data and confidential information, including details obtained through professional relationships (e.g., doctor–patient, researcher–participant), must be handled with the highest level of privacy and discretion. Identifiable information must not be published unless explicit written consent has been obtained.

Editorial Compliance

Editors may request evidence of informed consent or ethics approval where applicable. Manuscripts that fail to meet ethical requirements regarding informed consent and participant confidentiality may be rejected or withdrawn from publication.