This journal follows the guidelines set forth by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and the International Committee in dealing with all aspects of publication ethics, particularly how to handle research cases and publication errors. All research must be conducted with ethical standards and comply with local regulations and standards for supervision and approval. The work described in your article must have been conducted in accordance with the World Medical Association's Code of Ethics (the Helsinki Declaration) for experiments involving humans and animals.

 The Faletehan Health Journal adapts COPE to meet ethical standards for editors, authors, and reviewers in the form of duty obligations, namely: 

a. For Editors: 

1. To be responsible for every article published in the journal
2. To assist authors in following writing guidelines
3. To evaluate manuscripts objectively for publication
4. To assess each manuscript on its quality without regard to factors such as nationality, ethnicity, political beliefs, race, religion, gender, seniority, or institutional affiliation of the author
5. To decline the task when there is potential for conflict of interest
6. To ensure that documents submitted to reviewers do not contain author identity information, and vice versa
7. To respect the author's request that someone should not review the submission if it is reasonable and practical
8. To guarantee the confidentiality of submitted manuscripts
9. To inform authors of the editor's decision and reviewer comments, unless the comments are offensive or defamatory
10. To communicate with other editors or reviewers in making final decisions

b. For Reviewers: 

1. To correct possible publication errors
2. To complete work in a timely manner and inform the editor if unable to complete the work
3. To maintain the confidentiality of submitted manuscripts
4. To not accept assignments to review manuscripts where there is potential for conflict of interest between themselves and any of the authors

c. For Authors: 

1. To assert that the material has not been previously published and has not transferred any rights to the article elsewhere
2. To ensure the authenticity of the work and cite the work of others according to the reference format
3. To not engage in plagiarism or self-plagiarism
4. To not include personal information that could identify the patient/respondent
5. If the respondent's photos are critical and necessary as scientific information, written consent must be obtained
6. In the case of experiments on humans, to certify that the research process complies with the Helsinki Declaration's ethical standards
7. In the case of experiments on animals, state that the author has followed domestic and foreign guidelines related to animal experiments in the laboratory
8. To provide the editor with data and work details if there is suspicion of data falsification or fabrication.