Journal of Public Health International

Editorial Policies

Editorial policies are standards established by a publisher to specify and regulate the content of publications. These guidelines assist to protect the integrity of the work while giving the editing team guidance. Editorial policies frequently contain requirements for themes, language, precision, formatting, and publication standards.

Open Access:

Open Access publishing enables authors to distribute their work freely and without the need for a subscription. Any articles that have been published may be read, downloaded, copied, or redistributed without charge. Authors can leverage the power of the internet to increase the reach and effect of their publications by making their research freely available online.

Peer Review:

Our norm is single blind Peer-Review. However, authors can opt for double-blind peer review by leaving out the details of their names and affiliations from the paper and only including them in the cover letter.

Memberships

By joining our membership, you may be charged a minimal fee to publish an infinite number of articles during a specified duration. Publication in an open access journal is completely exempt from author publishing fees, which are usually necessary. For as long as you are a subscriber to the abovementioned journal, this deal is good for a number of papers. Membership also offers a number of beneficial author services.
Please check here for charges and more details. 
For Registrations and enquiries please contact info@openaccesspub.org

Article Processing Charges:

Open Access publications are easily accessible to people throughout the world and do not charge subscription fees. As a result, authors must pay a one-time charge to cover the publishing house's needs. 

Funding Disclosure:

Funding details will be provided in the actual paper as well as in the article's online and PDF versions. Only if there are any financial details are they included in this section.

Animal Research:

Laboratory animals must be handled carefully and in compliance with established rules. To avoid any potential legal infractions, all safety precautions followed during experimenting must be documented. Falsified research and scientific fraud will not be permitted, and individuals who engage in such misconduct will face harsh repercussions. Copyright violations are also regarded as unethical and will not be tolerated.

Human Subjects Research:

Only after outlining potential outcomes or any other circumstances, including the consequences of the experiment's failure, should you obtain everyone engaged in the study's agreement. When necessary, stringent confidentiality and privacy must be maintained. Don't use excessive rewards as a means of manipulating the public or individual people.

Copyright and License:

We have permission to use your work under the CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSE, which allows copying and distribution as long as the creator is properly cited. The writers maintain full ownership of the copyright and all publishing rights.

All articles published under this licence must be easily and freely accessible to the general audience. The papers may also be freely read, downloaded, copied, and distributed as long as the aforementioned licence is strictly followed.

Ethics:

It is essential that everyone involved in the publication process abide by moral principles. While we offer a thorough list of expected ethical behaviour for each function, we also follow the standards established by COPE and ICMJE. For more information, we firmly advise our editors, reviewers, and authors to get familiar with the COPE and ICMJE websites.

Plagiarism Detection:

CrossCheck and Ithenticate are used to confirm the originality of papers during the verification process. A paper will be rejected if it is discovered to include plagiarised material, and the author will be given a report for their records.

Duplicate Publication:

Falsification is the act of conducting research and recording it without following the necessary procedures to produce the desired outcome. As you can see, doing this is completely incorrect.

Corrections to Published Work:

In order to retain the information regarding the data and the availability of current data, any corrections, if any, will be handled in accordance with COPE rules and indicated by CrossMark.

Advertising and Sponsorship:

We haven't yet promoted any adverts in any of our journals. Nowhere on our page are there any adverts. Although third-party advertisements are not currently encouraged, internal adverts may be used in the future. However, it would be wise to contact us at info@openaccesspub.org before making a decision if someone wanted to borrow some advertising space.
As of right moment, we are not dependent on any sponsorships.

Figure Quality:

Figures must be accompanied by detailed titles and legends to enable readability and comprehension. Just beneath the matching figure is where legends should go.