Confirm the registered journal identifier: ISSN 2324-7339.
JCRHAP publishing records
Indexing & discoverability
Clear, checkable information about how JCRHAP articles are identified, cited and found—without presenting discovery infrastructure as selective database indexing.
What you can verify directly
JCRHAP’s scholarly record is supported by standard identifiers and article-level metadata. These records help readers cite and locate published work; they are not a claim of inclusion in a named abstracting or indexing database.
Journal identity
ISSN 2324-7339 identifies Clinical Research in HIV AIDS and Prevention as a serial publication. Use the ISSN record when checking journal identity or catalogue information.
Article citation
Crossref DOI registration provides a persistent citation route for published articles. The JCRHAP audit confirmed Crossref DOI records across the published archive through 2 July 2026.
Open access
CC BY licensing makes published articles available to read, share and reuse with attribution, subject to the terms stated on the article and licence pages.
Metadata use
Third-party services set their own coverage and update schedules. A DOI deposit or automated discovery does not by itself establish selective inclusion in a database.
Start with the primary record
Use the original registry, article page or DOI when you need evidence for a CV, library, funder or institutional requirement.
Inspect the journal’s registered DOI metadata directly at Crossref.
Read the latest published articles and follow their DOI landing pages.
Browse the journal archive by volume and issue.
A practical route to a reliable citation
For the strongest record, locate the article in the JCRHAP archive, open its landing page and follow the DOI. This preserves the article title, authorship, date and publisher metadata at the source.
1 · Find
Locate the article through the current issue or archive.
2 · Confirm
Check the article title, author names and publication details on the article page.
3 · Cite
Use the Crossref DOI in the citation and link directly to the DOI or article record.
Plan a well-prepared submission
Check that the manuscript has a clear and substantive HIV focus.
Prepare the manuscript and required declarations.
Review peer review, ethics and post-publication practices.
Understand the open-access licence and author rights.
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Review the author instructions and policies before beginning your ManuscriptZone submission.