Oral Pathology 360

OP360 Short Videos

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Types of Videos:

This section provides details of the type of short videos that Oral pathology 360  publishes.

In general, short videos accepted will be following the regular series of the channel with the difference that they are limited to 15 minutes maximum duration and are not presented as a Livestream.

Presenters intending to contribute to any of these sections are advised to watch a few full-length videos from different series to understand which series is most suitable and how to present their work.

All videos for all sections of Oral Pathology 360 are considered according to our usual publication conditions, which are applicable at the time.  All material is considered for publication on the understanding that it does not break any copyright laws and has not been presented on an online platform available freely online. If any similar or related material is presented on another platform or due to be presented as a video elsewhere, it is disclosed to Oral Pathology 360 at submission.

The submission of material for all series will first be made in the form of a proposal text and PowerPoint document. If the material meets the editorial selection requirements, then the video will be produced with the help of the Oral Pathology 360 editorial team.

Presenter of material submitted to any section of Oral Pathology 360 must provide a current full postal address, phone, and email address. In addition, it is helpful if presenters note their surname and the series for which the video is being considered in the subject line of any emails they send to Oral Pathology 360.

Except for the dentistry special and triple O series, the content is essentially focused on Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology, Microbiology, and Forensic odontology. Therefore, it will have to be directly related to these fields.

The Fundamental Series (Back to Basics)

As the name suggests, these videos present content intended to build knowledge from the base up. Topics are explained from a basic level focused on post-graduate students or residents.

The Update Series

These videos are for the experienced audience, already familiar with the primary concept/disease being discussed. Therefore, there is no attempt to explain the basics. Instead, the knowledge is shared to update the latest and most advanced information on the topic.

Perspectives

Perspective is intended to provide a forum for presenters to discuss ideas from a personal viewpoint. They are forward-looking and/or speculative ways to look at existing knowledge and scenarios. They may be opinionated but should remain balanced and are intended to stimulate discussion and new thinking.

Career Horizons

This section welcomes presentations by oral pathologists who have tried unconventional and different paths in their career which could be suitable for others to follow. For this section, please send your suggestions to editor@oralpathology360.com and only proceed if you receive an acceptance from us.

Research & Technology Updates

These videos will be news-style reports of personal experience, explaining either series of connected research by the presenter or a new technology/method used by the presenter.

Triple O Series

This series on the Oral Pathology 360 channel aims to increase collaboration among the triple o. As such, the video will need to be presented by three presenters from each department (Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology, Oral Medicine, Diagnosis and Radiology, and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery). These are the only short videos that can extend up to 20 minutes in duration. Thus, the video will cover a single entity from the perspective and practice of the three departments. In addition, the videos will cover and include actual cases from the department’s files.

Dentistry Special

These videos will bridge the gap between clinical dentistry and oral pathology by presenting common pathologies encountered in general dentistry and the practice of different dental specialties. The presentation does not need to include a detailed pathological description such as histopathology and is rather a clinical presentation of the condition and the management steps taken.

For Presenters

The sections below provide essential information for Presenters, and we recommend that you take the time to read them before submitting a short video proposal to Oral Pathology 360.

Editorial criteria and processes

Please read this section before submitting anything to Oral Pathology 360. This section explains Oral Pathology 360‘s editorial criteria and how proposals are handled between submission, acceptance, and the process for the video production.

At submission

Criteria for acceptance

The criteria for acceptance of short videos in Oral Pathology 360 are that they:

  • are scientifically sound and important
  • provide a fresh perspective
  • promote learning, excellence, and collaborations.

How to submit a video proposal

  • The submission of material for all series will first be done in the form of a text and PowerPoint document. If the material meets the editorial selection requirements, then the video will be produced with the help of the Oral Pathology 360 editorial team.
  • The proposal should start with a synopsis that outlines the basic structure of the video, list the material to be covered with an indication of the proposed depth of coverage, and indicate how the material will be logically arranged.
  • The synopsis should be accompanied by a short 3-4 line “hook” or introduction to explain why the video should be watched by the target audience, plus lecture objectives or learning objectives.
  • A detailed manuscript not exceeding 1700 words with details of the presentation must be made from greetings to the ending; thank you for watching.
  • The detailed presentation includes all figures, pictures tables, and a PowerPoint with the spoken content accompanying each slide in the notes section.
  • All pictures need to be acknowledged with the source, even those belonging to the presenter.
  • Pictures of tables from published sources should not be included; instead, the table sections need to be typed and used with appropriate referencing.
  • The minimum size of font size in the slide is 14, in any font format.
  • Maximum number of lines in the body of each slide 8 (6 is preferable)
  • Citations need to be included, as would be done in any form of scientific publication.
  • Manuscripts should be submitted to editor@oralpatholoy360.com  Although optional, the cover letter is an excellent opportunity to briefly discuss the importance of the proposed work and why it is appropriate for the channel.  Please avoid repeating information that is already present in the synopsis and outline.
  • Conflict of interest and any financial involvement with any products shown need to be disclosed clearly.
  • The cover letter is not shared with the experts. It should be used to provide confidential information such as conflicts of interest and to declare any related work available or submitted elsewhere online.
    All Oral Pathology 360subject experts refer all decisions to the Editor of Oral Pathology 360, who sets Oral Pathology 360‘s publication policies. Presenters submitting to Oral Pathology 360 do so on the understanding that they agree to these policies

After submission

What happens to a submitted proposal?

The first stage for a newly submitted proposal is it is considered whether to send it for expert review. On submission, the manuscript is examined for overall suitability, accuracy, copyright, and ethical issues.

If considered suitable, it is then passed on to a subject expert for scientific approval of the content and any suggestions that may improve the content.

Based on the result of this review, the proposal is accepted or returned.

Formatting guide

This guide describes how to prepare contributions for submission. We recommend you read this in full if you have not previously submitted a proposal to Oral Pathology 360. We also recommend that, before submission, you familiarize yourself with Oral Pathology 360‘s style and content by watching content on the channel.

Initial submission

Please read this section before proceeding with a submission to Oral Pathology 360. Here you can find information on how to prepare and submit your manuscript and any Supplementary Information.

Brief guide for submission to Oral Pathology 360

The presenter should be familiar with the Oral Pathology 360’s policies and is solely responsible for communicating with the Oral pathology 360 and managing communication between coauthors. Before submission, the corresponding author ensures that all authors are included in the author list and agree with its order and that they are aware the proposal is to be submitted.

Cover letter

Although optional, the cover letter is an excellent opportunity to briefly discuss the importance of the submitted work and why it is appropriate for the journal. Please avoid repeating information that is already present in the abstract and introduction. The cover letter is not shared with the referees. It should be used to provide confidential information such as conflicts of interest and to declare any related work.

Title. Titles must fit on two lines in print (75 characters including spaces) and should avoid technical terms, abbreviations, and active verbs.

Presenter should be identified with an asterisk if there are coauthors

References. Should be included at the end of the word document; however, in the ppt, they should be included on the same page as the cited content

Acknowledgments (optional). Keep acknowledgments brief and do not include thanks to anonymous referees/ editors or Oral Pathology 360 team members.

Should your proposal be accepted, you will receive more extensive instructions for final submission. Provide images in RGB color and at 300 dpi or higher resolution.

However, some general guidelines include:

  • Use the same typeface (Arial or Helvetica) for all figures. Use symbol font for Greek letters.
  • Use distinct colors with comparable visibility and avoid the use of red and green for contrast.
  • Figures are best prepared at the size you would expect them to appear.
  • Include high-resolution images

Related Material

It is a requirement of submission that you alert us to any related video/ online presentation with overlapping authorship planned or presented.

Questions and manuscript submission

General editorial inquiries should be addressed to the editor@oralPathology360.com

Manuscripts should be submitted to the same email.

Final submission

This section contains information about how to prepare a final resubmission for publication in Oral Pathology 360.

Final submission

Upon acceptance, you will receive specific instructions for the final PowerPoint.

Forms and declarations

License to publish

Oral Pathology 360 does not require the presenters/authors to transfer the copyright of their contributions. Instead, authors grant Oral Pathology 360 a limited release that gives Oral pathology 360 the right to publish the content on the video channel. The format will be sent to you at the time of your initial submission, and you need to return the signed copy before the video production.

WHAT IS The PROCESSING CHARGE?

The Video Processing Charge (VPC) is the amount presenters are charged when their proposal is accepted. VPCs cover the following:

  • Editorial work: assess and select the best content. Partner with authors and reviewers to deliver significant improvements to the eventual content through our rigorous and intensive review process, bespoke correspondence with authors, administrative support, and channel development.
  • Technical infrastructure and innovation: development, maintenance, and operation of the production and editing systems and websites.
  • Production of videos: Formatting, editing, and production of videos.
  • Promotion of the channel and content: making sure viewers and presenters know about the videos published in the journal.
  • Customer service: responding to the needs of presenters and viewers.

The VPC is 4500 INR or 100 USD depending on the applicable currency

Appropriate instructions for payment will be sent to the presenter upon acceptance.