Self Archiving Policy

The International Journal of Advanced Medical and Clinical Therapeutics (IJAMCT) embraces an open-access approach to research dissemination through its Self-Archiving Policy. This policy permits authors to deposit various versions of their articles in institutional or subject-specific repositories, enhancing the visibility and accessibility of their research findings.

Versions Eligible for Archiving:

Pre-Print: The initial version of the manuscript submitted before peer review and any editorial changes.

Post-Print: The version of the manuscript that has been peer-reviewed and revised but has not yet undergone final formatting by IJAMCT.

Final Published Version: The peer-reviewed, edited, and formatted version of the article as published by IJAMCT.

Archiving Platforms:

Authors are permitted to archive their manuscripts in institutional repositories, subject-specific repositories, or personal websites. This flexibility allows for widespread dissemination and ensures that the research reaches diverse audiences.

Link to Published Version:

When archiving their work, authors are encouraged to include a link to the final published version of the article available on IJAMCT’s website. This practice ensures that readers can access the authoritative version of the article and helps maintain clarity regarding the official published content.

Purpose and Benefits:

The Self-Archiving Policy supports the broader dissemination of research findings, facilitating increased access and visibility of the work. By allowing authors to archive different versions, the policy acknowledges the varying stages of research dissemination and supports academic transparency.

Including a link to the final published version aids in clearly identifying and distinguishing the officially published research from earlier drafts or versions. This helps prevent confusion and ensures that readers reference the most accurate and up-to-date information.

Compliance and Updates:

Authors must ensure that any archived versions comply with the terms outlined in this policy and accurately represent the state of the research. They should also be aware of any changes to the policy and adhere to the most current guidelines provided by IJAMCT.

The IJAMCT Self-Archiving Policy is designed to promote the accessibility and impact of research by allowing authors to share their work in various stages while maintaining a clear link to the officially published version. This approach fosters greater engagement with the research community and supports the advancement of medical and clinical therapeutics knowledge.