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申请表填写须知
1、姓名：与身份证一致
2、姓名拼音：姓与名之间以空格分开，wang haiyun
3、预算单位编码：******
4、联系人资料：亲属或同事
5、其他转账功能：指从公务卡对外转账，填“否”，不允许
6、申请人签名不能涂改；其他信息填错了可以用横线划掉，并在其上方写上正确的。

7、各部门、各单位领了多少张申请表，一定要还回多少张，包括空白表和因签名有错误作废的表。

请经办人或办公室主任帮助查收身份证复印件+申请表，核对申请表信息（与身份证信息一致），并据此补充修订各单位名单，上述工作完成后，请将身份证复印件+申请表+名单交到计财处407室或408室，名单电子版发到邮箱：(******)。

谢谢！。

《文教资料》投稿须知

《文教资料》投稿须知
1. 投稿范围，《文教资料》是一本专门刊登与文教事业相关的
文章的杂志，投稿者需要确保所投稿件与该范围相关。

例如，可以
涉及教育理论、教学方法、学校管理、教育政策等方面的内容。

2. 投稿格式，投稿者需要按照杂志的要求，采用规定的格式进
行投稿。

这包括文章的字数限制、段落格式、参考文献引用格式等。

确保文章的排版整齐、清晰。

3. 投稿内容，投稿者需要确保所投稿件的内容是原创的，并且
没有违反任何版权法律。

此外，文章的观点要明确，论据要有力，
逻辑要清晰。

同时，投稿者还需要确保文章中不包含任何虚假、误
导性的信息。

4. 投稿流程，投稿者需要按照杂志的投稿流程进行操作。

这可
能包括在杂志的官方网站上注册账号、填写投稿表格、上传文章等
步骤。

投稿者需要确保按照要求完成每一步，并且在规定的时间内
完成投稿。

5. 投稿评审，《文教资料》通常会对投稿进行评审，以确保文
章的质量和学术价值。

评审过程可能包括匿名评审、专家评审等。

投稿者需要耐心等待评审结果，并且对于评审意见要虚心接受，并
进行必要的修改和完善。

6. 发表权和署名，如果投稿被《文教资料》接受并发表，投稿
者将享有相应的发表权，并且会被署名为作者。

投稿者需要明确了
解相关的发表权和署名政策，并且同意遵守。

总之，投稿者在向《文教资料》投稿时需要注意投稿范围、投
稿格式、投稿内容、投稿流程、投稿评审以及发表权和署名等方面
的要求。

遵守这些规定和要求，可以提高投稿被接受并发表的机会。

《文教资料》投稿须知

《文教资料》投稿须知尊敬的作者：感谢您对《文教资料》的支持和关注，以下是投稿须知，请仔细阅读：一、投稿主题《文教资料》主要涵盖教育领域的各种资料和研究成果，鼓励原创、独特、实用的文章。

内容可以包括但不限于教学经验、教育理论、教材开发、教育评估、学生管理、教育政策等。

二、投稿要求1. 原创性：投稿须为您独立完成的原创作品，未在其他刊物上发表过。

2. 学术性：文章应具备一定的学术研究性，有实证依据或理论支持。

3. 结构合理：文章内容应具备清晰的层次结构。

可以根据需要适当进行分段，但请不要明确标注。

4. 语言规范：文章语句通顺，表达流畅，尽量避免使用生僻词汇或长句，以确保读者阅读体验的顺畅。

5. 文字排版：请确保文稿排版整洁美观，字体统一，段落间距适中。

三、投稿方式您可以通过电子邮件的方式投稿至我们的编辑部邮箱（请勿附带附件），也可以登录我们的官方网站，点击投稿专栏进行在线投稿。

四、审核流程经过初审合格的稿件将进入专家评审环节，评审时间约为1-2周。

评审结果将以邮件形式通知您。

如稿件有修改意见，您可根据专家意见进行修改，并在规定时间内重新提交。

五、版权说明1. 文章一经投稿，《文教资料》将视为获得您对该作品的独家授权，我们拥有该作品的发布、传播、复制和修改权力。

2. 如稿件未能获得刊登，我们将不会保留所投稿件的版权，您可以自由选择其他渠道再次发表。

六、编辑修改在稿件初审合格后，为了保证内容的准确性和规范性，《文教资料》编辑部有权对文章进行必要的修改。

如对重大修改会与作者进行沟通。

七、关于稿酬《文教资料》鼓励原创投稿，稿酬将按照文章的质量和篇幅进行合理评估，并与作者协商后支付。

以上是《文教资料》投稿须知，希望您参考后能顺利投稿。

对于其他疑问或需要更多详细信息，请随时与我们的编辑部联系。

祝您投稿顺利！编辑部《文教资料》。

报名须知范本

报名须知范本尊敬的报名者：感谢您对我们活动的关注和支持，我们非常欢迎您的参与。

在报名参加活动之前，请仔细阅读以下报名须知：1. 报名时间和方式：活动报名截止日期为XX年XX月XX日，截止时间为XX 时XX分。

报名只接受线上报名方式，您需要在指定网站上填写报名表格并提交相应的资料。

2. 报名费用：本次活动的报名费用为XX元，您需要在报名成功后的XX 小时内缴纳报名费用，逾期未缴费者将取消报名资格。

3. 报名资格：活动对报名者的资格要求如下：- 年龄要求：报名者必须年满X岁以上；- 学历要求：报名者必须具备X学历以上；- 其他要求：活动可能对报名者的其他条件有所要求，请在报名表格中填写相关信息。

4. 报名流程：- 填写报名表格：请按照真实、准确的个人信息填写报名表格，包括姓名、性别、年龄、联系方式等；- 提交资料：请根据要求提交相关资料，如身份证复印件、学历证书复印件等；- 缴纳报名费用：报名成功后，您需要在指定时间内缴纳报名费用，否则将取消报名资格；- 确认参加：我们将在报名截止后的X天内通知您是否被录取，被录取者需要在收到通知后确认是否参加。

5. 活动注意事项：- 活动时间和地点：活动的具体时间和地点将在通知中告知，请您务必按时参加，并提前了解活动地点的交通情况；- 活动安全：请参与者注意个人安全，不得参加可能危及自身安全的活动，如攀岩、泛舟等；- 服从指挥：活动期间请严格遵守组织者和工作人员的指挥，不得擅自离队或违反活动规定；- 物品准备：请根据活动要求准备相关物品，如防寒衣物、登山鞋等；- 保持环境整洁：请尊重自然环境，不乱扔垃圾，共同保护环境。

报名成功后，请保持电话通畅和关注邮箱信息，以便及时接收活动的相关通知。

最后，再次感谢您的关注和参与！我们期待与您共同度过一个难忘的活动。

如有任何问题和疑问，请随时与我们联系。

祝好！报名组织者敬启。

高校职称评审材料有关注意事项

职称材料准备须知与表格填报注意事项一、材料整理和佐证材料制作要求1、按材料清单顺序整理材料，装入档案袋，外贴材料清单一张,内放材料清单一张。

2、除了一些表册外，佐证材料一律用A4纸，并制作成两本精美的本子。

一本为红色，一本为蓝色。

第3条为红色本子制作说明，第4条为蓝色本子制作说明。

3、红色本子制作说明。

将材料按顺序（身份证复印件、现专业技术资格证书复印件、最高学历学位证书、外语证书、计算机证书、高校教师资格证、岗培成绩合格证书、研究生主干课程证明材料、破格申报审批表、“双师”证明材料、专业教师参加社会实践经历证明材料、破格申报审批表、机关分流人员的调令或任命文件）装订成册，红色硬纸外包，要有封面和目录清单。

4、蓝色本子制作说明。

将各类项目、成果、获奖、荣誉、人才和服务地方等业绩的证明材料装订成册，蓝色硬纸外包，要有封面和目录清单，并到科研处审核盖章。

5、评审表中要求盖章的地方要盖好，如教学工作量到教务处审核盖章，教学业绩考核等级到督导处盖章，论文、课题等科研工作到科研处盖章，社会服务、人才荣誉、年度考核等项目的章留着给人事处审核后再盖。

二、表格填写总体要求1、.《综合考核表》A3纸双面印，统一打印25份（中评委评审用）。

但是晋升高级职称的在清单上填写的份数是（需上报省里，高评委评审用）：教师系列一式10份，图书系列一式25份，高工系列一式30份。

但是请统一打印25份（中评委评审用）。

2、《评审表》一式3份，因存档需要，采用16K版式。

（A4版式转换成16K版式不用重新设置,打印时按以下步骤操作即可：“文件－打印－按纸张大小缩放（右下角）－16K－确定”）。

3．《评审表》与《综合考核表》相同的栏目，其所填的内容必须一致。

纸质材料改动过的，电子版也要作相应的修改。

4.表格内各栏目可根据内容多少适当调整，但每页的整体框架请勿破坏，有几个地方请注意：1）报副教授的最后一页“代表作鉴定意见”请删掉；2）论文著作栏有8行空格，报副教授的可将后面三行删掉；3）报研究系列的无教学任务可将教学业绩栏前面的格子删掉，整个腾出来填写本职工作业绩。

物业资料之入住须知模板

入住须知制造洁净、美丽、平安、舒适的居住环境是每一位业主的共同心愿，依据**部《物业服务管理条例》和《城市新建小区管理方法》的关于规定，依据小区的状况，特作如下规定，希望各业主赐予良好支持与合作：一、业主入住前须到服务处签订《业主临时公约》、《前期物业服务协议》，办理关于手续，交清各种规定的费用后再到交接处领取钥匙。

二、业主接收钥匙前，请认真查看室内设备、设备及建筑物等是否完好或有何未尽处，如没有问题，请在《房屋验收表》上签字认可。

如有投诉，请书面告知物业公司，公司将代表业主权益，与承建单位协商解决。

三、依据**部规定，楼宇保修期从验收交付使用之日计算。

保修期内，如因工程质量造成或产生的问题，承建单位免费为业主处理，保修期满后，修理修缮费用业主自理。

因此请业主在接到收楼通知后，尽快入住，以便及早发觉并解决问题。

四、住宅小区由物业公司统一管理，有偿服务，所有业主请遵守各种管理规定（包括装修、治安、车辆、卫生、绿化等管理规定），支持、协作、听从物业公司的管理，及时交纳管理费、小区公用水电费及其它费用。

五、业主房屋应遵守下列规定：a)未经关于部门批准，不得擅自改变房屋的结构，外观和用途；b)不得随便凿、拆房屋的内外承重墙、梁、柱、阳台、屋面或随便战胜公用通道；c)不得堆放易燃、易爆、剧毒和放射性物品等；d)禁止利用房屋从事危害公共权益的行为；e)不得将垃圾和废弃物置于门前及楼道，以免四害滋生；f)不得从楼上向下所见投掷物品；g)切勿分割他人的正当权益；六、业主进行室内装饰，应在装修前向物业服务管理公司接待处提出书面申请，签订《装饰装修管理服务协议》，办妥所有报批手续后，方可在批准的范围内进行施工。

七、业主门牌号由公司统一制定，但不涉及其行业、职业或**业，外墙及窗户、阳台外不得自行设立任何广告或标志牌。

八、住宅仅作为居住房用，未能作为商店、写字楼、货仓或其他商业用途。

九、为保持楼宇外貌美观请业主保持窗户、阳台及外墙的原貌，不得随便更改。

工程资料填写制度

工程资料填写制度一、前言工程资料填写是建设工程中非常重要的一环，是建设工程项目细化、规范、真实高效进行的基础工作。

为了确保工程资料填写的准确性和完整性，特制定本制度，以规范工程资料的填写，提高工程管理水平，确保工程质量。

二、适用范围本制度适用于所有建设工程项目，包括土建工程、装饰工程、给排水工程、电气工程等各类建设工程项目。

三、工程资料填写责任1. 项目经理：项目经理是整个工程项目的负责人，应该对工程资料填写工作负责任，确保工程资料的准确性和及时性。

2. 技术负责人：技术负责人是承担工程技术管理和技术质量控制的重要角色，应严格把关工程资料的填写内容，确保技术要求和标准的执行。

3. 施工单位：施工单位是工程建设的承包方，应承担起填写工程资料的责任，确保工程数据真实有效。

4. 监理单位：监理单位是独立于建设单位和施工单位的一个第三方单位，负责对工程施工过程进行监督检查和监理报告的编制，应填写监理资料的真实性。

5. 设计单位：设计单位是工程设计的承包方，应负责工程设计资料的填写，确保设计方案的准确性。

四、工程资料填写流程1. 工程资料填写的流程主要包括以下几个环节：（1）制定填写计划：在工程项目开始之前，项目经理应根据工程建设计划，制定工程资料填写计划，并将其上报给技术负责人。

（2）收集必要资料：在开始工程施工之前，施工单位应该按照填写计划，收集和整理必要的工程资料。

（3）填写资料：根据项目经理和技术负责人的要求，施工单位对工程资料进行填写，确保填写内容准确无误。

（4）审核验收：技术负责人应对填写的工程资料进行审核验收，确保填写内容符合要求，并签字确认。

（5）报送上级部门：填写完成的工程资料应报送上级部门，如建设单位、监理单位等，进行审批和存档。

2. 工程资料填写应该严格按照流程进行，确保流程环节齐全、不漏项。

五、工程资料填写内容1. 工程资料填写内容包括但不限于以下几个方面：（1）建设单位信息：建设单位名称、地址、联系方式等信息。

《当代财经》投稿须知

当代财经杂志社投稿须知
《当代财经》稿件资料可靠，数据准确，有创意，有科学性，有实用性。

立论新颖，论据充足，数据可靠，文责自负(严禁模仿)，文字要精练。

2，《当代财经》名应按照文题下的顺序排列，投稿时间决定。

作者姓名、单位、详细地址、邮政编码必须写清楚，多个作者在签署原稿时必须征得其他作者的同意，排列优先顺序，收
到原稿后不变更。

3，《当代财经》文章要求2000-2400个字符，格式一般包括主题、作者和单位、邮政编码、
内容摘要、关键词、正文、参考文献等。

文章的标题字符不能超过20个字符。

4、文章中的图表是典型的，尽量少而精，表应用三线表的图用黑线图，所描绘的线条光滑、粗细均匀的计量部门以最近国务院公布的《中华人民共和国法定计量单位》为基准，不得采
用非法定计量部门。

5、为了缩短发布周期、减少错误，所有帖子都应使用word格式，并注明本人的详细联系方式。

6、编辑部对投稿有删改权，不同意删改的投稿请在投稿中宣布。

本杂志同时收录在国内许
多学术期刊数据库中，不同意收录的原稿，请在投稿中发表声明。

民族药理学作者须知

JOURNAL OF ETHNOPHARMACOLOGYAn Interdisciplinary Journal Devoted to Indigenous DrugsAUTHOR INFORMATION PACK TABLE OF CONTENTS• Description• Audience• Impact Factor• Abstracting and Indexing • Editorial Board• Guide for Authors p.1p.2p.2p.2p.2p.4ISSN: 0378-8741DESCRIPTIONThe Journal of Ethnopharmacology is dedicated to the exchange of information and understandings about people's use of plants, fungi, animals, microorganisms and minerals and their biological and pharmacological effects based on the principles established through international conventions. Early people confronted with illness and disease, discovered a wealth of useful therapeutic agents in the plant and animal kingdoms. The empirical knowledge of these medicinal substances and their toxic potential was passed on by oral tradition and sometimes recorded in herbals and other texts on materia medica. Many valuable drugs of today (e.g., atropine, ephedrine, tubocurarine, digoxin, reserpine) came into use through the study of indigenous remedies. Chemists continue to use plant-derived drugs (e.g., morphine, taxol, physostigmine, quinidine, emetine) as prototypes in their attempts to develop more effective and less toxic medicinals.In recent years the preservation of local knowledge, the promotion of indigenous medical systems in primary health care, and the conservation of biodiversity have become even more of a concern to all scientists working at the interface of social and natural sciences but especially to ethnopharmacologists. Recognizing the sovereign rights of States over their natural resources, ethnopharmacologists are particularly concerned with local people's rights to further use and develop their autochthonous resources.Accordingly, today's ethnopharmacological research embraces the multidisciplinary effort in the:• documentation of indigenous medical knowledge,• scientific study of indigenous medicines in order to contribute in the long-run to improved health care in the regions of study, as well as• search for pharmacologically unique principles from existing indigenous remedies.The Journal of Ethnopharmacology publishes original articles concerned with the observation and experimental investigation of the biological activities of plant and animal substances used in the traditional medicine of past and present cultures. The journal will particularly welcome interdisciplinary papers with an ethnopharmacological, an ethnobotanical or an ethnochemical approach to the study of indigenous drugs. Reports of anthropological and ethnobotanical field studies fall within the journal's scope. Studies involving pharmacological and toxicological mechanisms of action are especially welcome. Clinical studies on efficacy will be considered if contributing to the understanding of specific ethnopharmacological problems. The journal welcomes review articles in the above mentioned fields especially those highlighting the multi-disciplinary nature of ethnopharmacology. Commentaries are by invitation only.AUDIENCEEthnopharmacologists, Medicinal Chemists, Pharmacologists, Toxicologists, Anthropologists, Pharmacognosists, Ethnobotanists, Economic Botanists, EthnobiologistsIMPACT FACTOR2014: 2.998 © Thomson Reuters Journal Citation Reports 2015ABSTRACTING AND INDEXINGAGRICOLABIOSISCambridge Scientific AbstractsChemical AbstractsCurrent Contents/Life SciencesMEDLINE®International Pharmaceutical AbstractsEMBASENAPRALERT (Natural Products Alert)Science Citation IndexCAB AbstractsScopusEMBiologyEDITORIAL BOARDEditor-in-Chief:R. Verpoorte, Gorlaeus Lab., Universiteit Leiden, Einsteinweg 55, 2333 CC, Leiden, NetherlandsDeputy Editor-in-ChiefA.M. Viljoen, Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria, South AfricaAssociate Editor:D. Guo, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), Shanghai, ChinaA.K. Jäger, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen O, DenmarkG. Lin, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Hong KongP.K. Mukherjee, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, IndiaG. Schmeda Hirschmann, Universidad de Talca, Talca, ChileA. Shikov, Saint Petersburg Institute of Pharmacy, Kuzmolovo P 245, Russian FederationE. Yesilada, Yeditepe University, Erenkoy-Istanbul, TurkeyReviews Editor (including Commentaries and Book Reviews):M. Heinrich, The School of Pharmacy, University of London, 29-39 Brunswick Square, London, WC1N 1AX, UK If you want to suggest a review, please provide a structured abstract and include an annotated table of contents and a short CV of the lead author(s).Managing Editor:B. Pomahacova, Leiden University, Leiden, NetherlandsI. Vermaak, Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria, South AfricaM. Sandasi, Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria, South AfricaL.J. McGaw, University of Pretoria, Pretoria, South AfricaEditorial Board:S. Alban, Kiel, GermanyM.J. Balick, Bronx, New York, USAR. BauerG. Bourdy, Cayenne, French GuianaJ.B. Calixto, Florianópolis, BrazilC-T. Che, Hong Kong, Hong KongG.A. Cordell, Evanston, Illinois, USAV.S. da Silva Bolzani, Araraquara, BrazilJ. Ding, Shanghai, ChinaV.M. Dirsch, Vienna, AustriaE. Elisabetsky, Porto Alegre, BrazilJ. Fleurentin, Metz, FranceB.L. Furman, Glasgow, UKM.P. Germano, Messina, ItalyJ. Gertsch, Bern, SwitzerlandA.H. Gilani, Karachi, PakistanM.P. Gupta, Panama City, PanamaA. Hensel, Münster, GermanyP.J. Houghton, London, UKZ. Ismail, Penang, MalaysiaW. Jia, Kannapolis, North Carolina, USAT. Johns, Ste. Anne de Bellevue, Quebec, Canada A.K. Jäger, Copenhagen O, DenmarkG. Kavalali, Istanbul, TurkeyH-S. Kim, Cheongju, South KoreaJ. Kim, Seoul, South KoreaY. Kimura, Ehime, JapanM.A. Lacaille-Dubois, Dijon, FranceM. Leonti, Cagliari, ItalyE. Matteucci, Pisa, ItalyI. Merfort, Freiburg, GermanyJ.J.M. Meyer, Pretoria, South AfricaD.E. MoermanD.A. Mulholland, Guildford, England, UKA. Panthong, Chiang Mai, ThailandX. Peigen, Beijing, ChinaA. Pieroni, Pollenzo/Bra, ItalyD.D. Soejarto, Chicago, Illinois, USAE. Speroni, Bologna, ItalyA.J. Vlietinck, Antwerpen, BelgiumH. Wagner, München, GermanyC.S. Weckerle, Zurich, SwitzerlandC.W. Wright, Bradford, UKS. Zacchino, Rosario, ArgentinaFounding Editors:J.G. BruhnL. Rivier, Lausanne, SwitzerlandGUIDE FOR AUTHORSINTRODUCTIONThe Journal of Ethnopharmacology is dedicated to the exchange of information and understandings about people's use of plants, fungi, animals, microorganisms and minerals and their biological and pharmacological effects based on the principles established through international conventions. Early people, confronted with illness and disease, discovered a wealth of useful therapeutic agents in the plant and animal kingdoms. The empirical knowledge of these medicinal substances and their toxic potential was passed on by oral tradition and sometimes recorded in herbals and other texts on materia medica. Many valuable drugs of today (e.g., atropine, ephedrine, tubocurarine, digoxin, reserpine) came into use through the study of indigenous remedies. Chemists continue to use plant-derived drugs (e.g., morphine, taxol, physostigmine, quinidine, emetine) as prototypes in their attempts to develop more effective and less toxic medicinals.Please note that figures and tables should be embedded in the text as close as possible to where they are initially cited. It is also mandatory to upload separate graphic and table files as these will be required if your manuscript is accepted for publication.Classification of your paperPlease note that upon submitting your article you will have to select at least one classification and at least three of the given keywords. You can preview the list of classifications and keywords (here). This information is needed by the Editors to more quickly process your article. In addition to this, you can submit free keywords as described below under "Keywords".The "rules of 5"The Editors and Editorial Board have developed the "Rules of 5" for publishing in JEP. 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Outlines for potential reviews need to include: A detailed abstract using the structure provided in the guidelines An annotated table of contents A short CV of the lead author5. Book reviews - Books for review should be sent to the Reviews Editor.6. Commentaries - invited, peer-reviewed, critical discussion about crucial aspects of the field but most importantly methodological and conceptual-theoretical developments in the field and should also provide a standard, for example, for pharmacological methods to be used in papers in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology. The scientific dialogue differs greatly in the social / cultural and natural sciences, the discussions about the common foundations of the field are ongoing and thepapers published should contribute to a transdisciplinary and multidisciplinary discussion. The length should be a maximum of 2-3 printed pages or 2500 words. Please contact the Reviews Editor j.ethnopharmacol@ with an outline.7. Conference announcements and news.BEFORE YOU BEGINEthics in publishingFor information on Ethics in publishing and Ethical guidelines for journal publication see /publishingethics and /journal-authors/ethics. Policy and ethicsIn the covering letter, the author must also declare that the study was performed according to the international, national and institutional rules considering animal experiments, clinical studies and biodiversity rights. See below for further information. The ethnopharmacological importance of the study must also be explained in the cover letter.Animal and clinical studies - Investigations using experimental animals must state in the Methods section that the research was conducted in accordance with the internationally accepted principles for laboratory animal use and care as found in for example the European Community guidelines (EEC Directive of 1986; 86/609/EEC) or the US guidelines (NIH publication #85-23, revised in 1985). 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请将发言材料打印50份，在报到时交会务组(打印要求：16开幅面，在左上角用四号楷体注明"全区宣传部长座谈会发言材料")。

(二)请各市委宣传部长、柳铁党委宣传部长安排好会议期间的各项工作，准时出席会议。

在外出差、学习的，加无特殊情况，务请回邕参加会议。

(三)请各市委宣传部、柳铁党委宣传部于9月5日下午下班前将参加会议人员名单报到自治区党委宣传部办公室。

联系人：×××，电话：××××，传真：××××××。

会议须知范文篇二一、各项活动安排详见会议议程及大会相关信息(会议指南及会议代表证背面提示)，请各位代表依此参加相关的会议和活动。

二、报到入住安排代表住宿安排在丰颐大酒店，会议原则上安排接站，请各位代表乘公共汽车、出租车等交通工具到相应地点报到。

代表报到安排如下：时间：20xx年10月22日(周五)全天地点：xxxx大酒店一楼大厅地址：xx市xx八一路xxxx号酒店总机：027-6781xxxx三、就餐安排1、10月22日(周五)全天自助餐(地点：丰颐大酒店一楼自助餐厅)。

《中国医药导报》投稿须知

《中国医药导报》投稿须知1.字数要求省部级及以上基金论文6500～8500字符，论著、综述8500～10500字符，其他论文8000～8500字符为宜。

上述字符数均含空格。

2.文题题名要简明确切，能反映文稿的中心内容。

不得使用简称、缩写、化学结构式、药品商品名等不规范名词，尽量不设副标题。

中、英文文题必须一致。

3.作者作者署名置于题名下方，中文作者名之间空2个汉字字符，作者单位名称（具体到科室）在作者署名下面标示，工作单位后标注所在省、市名称和邮编。

不同单位的作者在右上角用1，2，3……标出，并在其单位的左边相应标出1，2，3……；通讯作者须在名字右上角用“▲”标注。

英文署名作者、工作单位应与中文一致，汉语拼音采用姓前名后，中间空格，姓全大写，复姓应连写，名的首字母大写，双名中间加连字号，姓与名均不缩写。

工作单位的英文应在邮编后加国名，英文地址应采用单位统一对外地址。

4.摘要本刊采用的论文须有中、英文摘要对照。

研究性论文的中、英文摘要均采用结构式摘要，即明确列出四个要素：目的(Objective)、方法(Methods)、结果(Results)、结论(Conclusion)；其他论文可采用叙述式摘要。

英文摘要力求用词、语法、拼写含意和逻辑准确，成文后最好请有关专家修改润色。

中文摘要200～500字符为宜。

5.关键词文稿需标引4～8个关键词，不用缩写语。

应标注与中文对应的英文关键词。

尽量使用美国国立医学图书馆编辑的最新版《医学主题词表(MeSH)》内所列的词。

如果最新版MeSH中尚无相应的词，处理办法有：(1)可选用直接相关的几个主题词进行组配；(2)可根据树状结构表选用最直接的上位主题词；(3)必要时，可采用习用的自由词并排列于最后。

6.正文一般由前言(引言)、资料与方法、结果、讨论组成。

前言应简明扼要地概述研究思路、国内外现状、理论依据，并应明确说明本文目的。

文中所用主要仪器、试剂、动物和植物应说明来源和规格。

工厂资料(PMF)准备须知

(摘自行政院卫生署公告89.02.10.卫署药字第八九○○六五二八号)「工廠資料(PMF)準備須知」應包括下列各項：A.基本数据A.1.厂名A.2.详细厂址(通讯地址若与厂址不相同时请注明)A.3.工厂简介简介工厂数据(包括厂名、厂址)，及其它相关之厂地，尤其是与生产作业相关之任何数据。

A.4.全厂资料简述厂地(面积、位置、周边环境及该厂地其它之生产作业活动)及该厂地之作业项目(包含药品及非药品类)，并说明是否委托外部单位或接受委托进行与制造及分析有关之技术协助。

A.5.产品种类(包括委托及接受委托制造产品)A.5.a.主管机关核准之药厂作业项目(文件影本)?A.5.b.列出实际生产之药品类别及其主成分名称(包含委托及接受委托)，并附上清单若原厂数据非以剂型排列，请国内代理商依剂型加以整理列出。

A.5.c.注明任何有毒性或有害物质，如抗生素、荷尔蒙、细胞抑制剂(Cytostatics)等，并注明该物质之制造是否有特殊设备，或与其它药品共同设备A.5.d.除制造人用药品外，如兼制动物用药、生物制剂、放射性药品、诊断试剂、医疗器材、及化妆品或食品等时，请加以说明A.6.申请剂型由国内代理商自行填写申请之剂型名称。

B.组织与人事B.1.组织与人事简图及员工人数应附人事组织图、重要人员之资格、经历、职责及制造、品管、仓储及运销各部门之员工人数。

B.2.员工基本教育及实务操作训练(详细叙述性数据或书面标准作业程序皆可)B.2.a.描述基础及职务训练，以及训练记录之保存作业应包括职前及持续训练计划，叙述与GMP相关之训练及训练方法(如内部训练、厂外训练、如何获得实际经验及需受训人员等)；并说明如何依需求制订训练计画、训练效果之评估及记录数据保存方法。

B.2.b.无菌作业人员相关专业训练(针对无菌制剂)B.3.员工作业卫生规范(详细叙述性数据或书面标准作业程序皆可)说明如何规范员工职前健康检查、定期健康检查、工作区作业人员之疾病呈报系统，及清净区作业人员之额外健康监控作业；并详述员工工作服及换洗作业之卫生规范。

劳务队伍准备材料须知

劳务队伍提交材料须知一、劳务企业准入需准备的资料清单：注：需出示以上资料的原件或原件扫描件以供审阅，并提供以上资料加盖原章的复印件1份以备存档。

二、《劳务企业资格准入证》的办理拟准入劳务企业需递交《劳务企业准入申请书》。

工经部接收并核实劳务企业递交的各类资料后递交公司审核。

评审未通过的将所有资料返还劳务企业。

予以准入的，集团公司人力资源部为资格准入评审通过的劳务企业颁发《劳务企业资格准入证》。

注：准入申请填写完整后打印并加盖公章，并扫描电子文件一套。

三、附件包括法定代表人身份证明、授权委托书、劳务企业准入申请书、劳务企业考察评价报告书。

注：准入申请（第一页）填写完整后打印并加盖公章，并扫描电子文件一套；法定代表人身份证明、授权委托书均需提供加盖原章的纸板一份，并扫描电子文件一套。

法定代表人身份证明单位名称：单位性质：单位住所：成立时间：经营期限：姓名：性别：年龄：职务：系的法定代表人。

特此证明。

附：法定代表人身份证盖单位公章年月日劳务企业准入申请书中铁七局集团有限公司：我单位已具备规定的外部劳务企业准入条件，愿意按规定承接中铁七局集团的劳务项目并严格履行合同条款。

特此申请附有关资料申请单位：申请日期：附件2：劳务企业考察评价报告书劳务企业名称：XXXXXXXX有限责任公司评价单位（公章）：经办人：单位负责人：二O XX 年 X 月 X 日中铁七局集团有限公司印制一、基本情况二、与其他公司合作经历及信誉调查—1——2—附件4：劳务企业员工基本信息表—3——4—附件5：劳务企业施工机具明细表—5—。

工程公司资料规档制度

工程公司资料规档制度一、总则为规范工程公司内部资料管理，提高资料利用效率，保障公司经营工作的顺利进行，特制定本规范。

二、资料管理的原则1. 保密原则：公司的所有资料必须严格保密，不得外传或泄露。

2. 完整原则：公司的资料必须完整、准确，不得遗漏或篡改。

3. 便捷原则：公司的资料应当便于查阅、使用，方便员工开展工作。

4. 有序原则：公司的资料应当有序整理，避免混乱和错乱。

三、资料管理的内容1. 分类管理：按照资料的性质、用途和格式进行分类管理，确保资料的有序归档。

2. 紧急备份：重要资料需要进行定期备份，以免损失导致公司工作受影响。

3. 审核审批：公司内部资料的上报、审批和审核需按照规定流程进行，避免错漏。

4. 保密措施：对于涉密资料，需要加强保密措施，确保不被泄露给外部人员。

四、资料管理的责任1. 领导责任：公司领导是资料管理的第一责任人，需建立健全资料管理机制。

2. 部门责任：各部门负责资料的收集、整理和归档工作，确保资料的完整性和准确性。

3. 员工责任：每名员工都有保管资料的责任，不得私自处理或外传资料。

五、资料管理的流程1. 收集资料：公司需要的资料应当由专人负责收集，并按照规定分类整理。

2. 归档资料：已整理好的资料应当按照分类归档，设置专门的存档柜或资料室。

3. 查阅资料：员工需要查阅资料时，需向负责人提出申请并签字确认。

4. 借阅资料：员工需要借阅资料时，需填写借阅单，借阅期限不得超过规定时间。

六、资料管理的监督1. 内部监督：公司领导和相关部门应当加强对资料管理工作的监督和检查。

2. 外部监督：公司可以委托外部机构对资料管理工作进行评估和监督。

七、资料管理的改进1. 定期评估：公司应当定期评估资料管理工作的情况，及时发现问题并改进。

2. 经验总结：公司可以定期组织资料管理工作的经验总结会议，分享好的做法和经验。

3. 制定规章：公司可以根据实际情况适时修改和完善资料规档制度，确保其跟上时代步伐。

作者编写须知

作者编写须知作者编写须知⼀、书稿的组成书稿包括封⾯、扉页、内容提要、前⾔（或序⾔）、⽬录、正⽂（包括绪论）、附录（附表、附图）、参考⽂献等部分。

有些书稿还可增加⽤法说明、后记等。

1．封⾯和扉页封⾯和扉页上应列出该书最后确定的书名和作（译）者姓名。

在姓名之后应分别写明是“编”、“著”、“译”、“主编”、“合编”、“编著”。

编写⼈员较多时，封⾯和扉页之后单设⼀页，列出全部编写委员会委员和编写组成员姓名。

署名的先后排列顺序，作者应提出书⾯意见供出版单位参考。

凡属统⼀组织规划编审出版的教材，在封⾯左上⾓标印“××××××规划教材”或“⾼等职业教育×××××类规划教材”标志。

2．内容提要内容提要是以简明扼要的⽂字介绍本书的主要内容、特点、读者对象，使读者能在极短的时间内知道是否需⽤此书，是否有必要进⼀步翻阅了解该书的内容。

内容提要⼀般不超过500字。

要避免把该书的章节标题稍作压缩就作为内容提要使⽤。

3．前⾔前⾔放在⽬录之前。

前⾔不是书的正⽂，页码⾃为起迄，不与正⽂的页码相关。

前⾔可以由作者⾃⼰写，也可以请⼈写。

前⾔说明写作该书的条件、背景、编写经过和编写⽬的、指导思想，介绍该书的中⼼内容、特点、适⽤专业范围、适⽤教学时数和学时数较少时如何选择内容，以及其他情况，⽂字可长可短。

编写⼈员较多时，应说明参加编写⼈员的姓名及编写分⼯情况。

也可说明审稿情况和审稿⼈姓名。

4．正⽂绪论是正⽂的⼀部分，正⽂页码由绪论开始编排。

绪论是对该书内容（或对该课程内容）的全⾯综合论述和介绍，如：本学科发展简史，本学科在国民经济中的地位，我国在本学科发展中所取得的成就，有关技术发展⽅针、政策，学习本学科的⽅法和特点，本课程与其他课程的分⼯等等。

⼀本书只写⼀个绪论。

即使该书分为上、下篇，也只需⼀个绪论。

绪论的地位是纵观全书，和各章内容不是并列的，不可把绪论列为⼀章（即不可把第⼀章列为绪论）。

家长须知中学生学习中的学习资料整理技巧

家长须知中学生学习中的学习资料整理技巧学习资料的整理技巧是中学生在学习过程中非常重要的技能之一。

通过合理的学习资料整理，学生可以提高学习效率、深化对知识的理解和掌握，以及培养自我管理能力。

作为家长，您可以帮助孩子建立良好的学习资料整理习惯，提供指导和支持。

以下是一些建议和实际执行方案，希望对您有所帮助。

1. 教导孩子学会分类整理：在学习资料众多的情况下，分类整理可以帮助孩子快速定位所需资料。

可以与孩子共同制定一套分类标准，例如按科目、章节、重点与难点等进行分类。

实际执行方案：与孩子一起制定分类标准，并使用文件夹、盒子、文件袋等学习用具进行整理。

鼓励孩子在整理时进行标记，例如使用彩色标签或便签纸，以加强记忆效果。

2. 鼓励孩子制作学习笔记：学习笔记是整理学习资料的重要手段，可以帮助孩子梳理知识结构、记录重要概念和思路，以及反复复习和巩固学习内容。

实际执行方案：鼓励孩子在学习过程中主动制作笔记，可以使用纸质笔记本、电子设备或在线笔记工具等。

引导孩子学会提取关键信息、结构化知识，同时培养良好的阅读和思考习惯。

3. 培养孩子有效利用技巧和工具：学习资料的整理也可以借助一些技巧和工具提高效率。

例如，使用颜色标记重点内容、使用缩略语或关键词记录信息、利用云存储和搜索工具管理电子资料等。

实际执行方案：与孩子共同探索适合自己的学习技巧和工具，例如使用荧光笔进行颜色标记、制作个人缩略词表或自定义记忆卡片，并介绍在线笔记工具、知识管理软件等辅助工具，帮助孩子更好地整理学习资料。

4. 建立学习计划和反思习惯：有计划地整理学习资料可以帮助孩子掌握学习进度和时间安排。

同时，鼓励孩子在学习结束后进行反思，检视整理效果和学习成果，逐步提高整理技巧。

实际执行方案：与孩子一起制定学习计划，明确学习目标和时间安排，并定期与孩子共同回顾学习计划的完成情况。

在学习结束后鼓励孩子进行整理效果的评估和反思，例如通过自我评估表或讨论的方式进行。

准备会议通知须知

准备会议通知须知尊敬的各位同事：根据公司日常管理需要，为了确保会议的顺利进行以及高效沟通，特向各位同事推送准备会议通知须知。

请各位对此通知进行认真阅读，并按照要求做好会议准备工作。

一、会前资料准备在会议召开之前，参会人员需要提前准备相关资料，以便更好地参与讨论和决策。

请准备以下内容：1. 背景资料：了解与会议主题相关的背景知识、最新动态和市场趋势，以提供更准确的意见和建议。

2. 相关数据：整理会议需要用到的数据、报表或图表，以便在会议过程中进行数据分析和讨论。

3. 完成任务：根据会议议题，完成分配给自己的任务，并将相关进展或成果准备好，以供会议讨论或报告使用。

4. 问题准备：思考会议议题可能涉及的问题，并提前准备好自己的观点和建议，以便在会议中积极参与讨论。

二、会前确认与通知为了确保会议的准时召开并保证参会人员的出席率，需要在会前进行以下确认与通知：1. 会议时间：确认会议召开的具体时间、地点和持续时间，以便安排自己的日程，并提前做好相应的准备工作。

2. 参会人员：核对会议参与人员名单，并确保每位参会人员都已收到会议通知和议题提纲。

如有人员变动，请及时通知组织者。

3. 确认回复：请在收到会议通知后尽快给予回复，确认自己是否会参加会议，以便组织者进行会议场地和设备的准备。

三、会前安排在会议开始之前，需要做好以下准备工作，以确保会议的进行和参会人员的舒适体验：1. 会议设备：对会议所需的设备如投影仪、音响设备等进行检查和测试，确保正常可用。

2. 会议资料：按照会议议题和参会人员名单，准备好会议材料并进行分类整理，并提前发放给参会人员，以便大家更好地了解议题和会议目的。

3. 会议环境：检查会议室的环境，包括座位布置、空调温度、照明等，确保与会人员的舒适感和视听体验。

4. 会议秩序：安排好会议的主持人和记录人员，明确议程流程，并在会议开始前宣布，以确保会议的有序进行。

四、会后总结与反馈会议结束后，需要及时总结并提供反馈，以便改进会议质量和参会人员的满意度：1. 会议纪要：由记录人员撰写会议纪要，记录会议要点、讨论结果和行动计划，并及时发送给与会人员，以便大家对会议结果进行了解和跟进。

工程资料规章制度

工程资料规章制度一、总则1. 为加强工程管理，规范工程资料管理，保障工程建设质量和安全，提高工程建设效率，特制定本规章制度。

2. 本规章制度适用于本单位所有工程项目的资料管理工作，必须严格执行。

3. 所有工程项目部门和相关人员必须遵守本规章制度，切实做好工程资料的收集、整理、归档和保管工作。

二、工程资料收集与整理1. 工程项目部门应按照工程进度和工作要求，制定资料收集计划，明确资料种类、数量、来源和收集时间。

2. 工程施工过程中产生的各类施工资料必须按规定进行分类整理，包括但不限于设计文件、施工图纸、技术规范、验收报告等。

3. 工程资料应采用统一的编号、命名和存储格式，确保资料的易查、易取和长期保存。

4. 工程项目部门应加强与设计、施工、监理等相关单位的沟通和协调，确保资料的及时、完整和准确性。

5. 工程项目部门应定期对工程资料进行检查和整理，及时发现并处理遗漏或错误的资料。

三、工程资料归档与保管1. 工程资料归档应按照资料的性质、用途和重要程度进行分类，建立资料归档目录和索引。

2. 工程资料应根据规定的保管期限和保密级别进行归档，确保资料的存档、备份和迁移工作。

3. 工程资料归档室应设定安全防范措施，包括但不限于指纹识别、门禁系统、视频监控等，确保资料的安全和保密。

4. 工程资料归档室应定期进行环境检测和专业清洁，确保资料的保存环境干净、整洁和适宜。

5. 工程资料的借阅和查阅应按照规定的程序和权限进行，确保资料的合法使用和保密性。

四、工程资料利用与更新1. 工程资料的利用应遵守知识产权法律法规，不得私自复制或传播他人的资料，确保资料的合法使用。

2. 工程资料的更新应按照规定的流程和程序进行，确保资料的时效性和准确性。

3. 工程项目部门应加强对工程资料的利用研究和分析，不断提高工程建设的管理水平和质量。

五、工程资料管理的监督与考核1. 工程项目部门应建立工程资料管理的考核制度，确保工程资料的管理工作得到有效监督和评价。