Resolution mechanisms

Reporting mechanisms: to report allegations of research misconduct you should report it to the designated person responsible for ethical issues at the institution, biblioteca@pucv.cl, with copy to the Editor-in-Chief of the journal. You must be sure that your name will be kept strictly confidential.
 
Investigation process: will be carried out by a neutral investigation committee that follows established protocols for conducting interviews, collecting evidence, and making recommendations.
 
Confidentiality: we ensure strict confidentiality throughout the investigation process in order to protect accused and the accuser. All participants will be required to sign confidentiality agreements.

Training and education: we  provide training and education on research integrity to all individuals involved in research, including students, faculty, and staff.
 
Reporting of Allegations: Anyone who suspects research misconduct should report it to the institution's  designated person by email to biblioteca@pucv.cl. Reports may be made anonymously, and the designated person will investigate the allegations.
 
Findings of Misconduct: If the investigation finds evidence of research misconduct, the institution will usually take disciplinary action. This may include retracting publications, revoking degrees, or terminating employment.
 
Appeals Process: Individuals who are accused of research misconduct have the right to appeal the findings and the disciplinary action taken against them.