SELF ARCHIVING POLICY
The International Journal of Pure Medical Frontiers (IJPMF) supports the wide dissemination of scientific knowledge and encourages authors to make their research accessible through ethical and responsible self-archiving practices. The journal follows a clear self-archiving policy that promotes academic visibility, research sharing, and global knowledge exchange while maintaining proper publishing standards and author recognition.
Authors are permitted to deposit and archive different versions of their manuscript in institutional repositories, personal academic websites, and other non-commercial scholarly platforms. However, proper citation and acknowledgment of the original publication in IJPMF is mandatory in all cases.
The journal encourages authors to share their work in the form of pre-print (before peer review), post-print (after acceptance), and accepted manuscript versions, in accordance with standard academic publishing practices. This helps increase research visibility and academic impact while maintaining transparency in scholarly communication.
The final published version (publisher’s PDF) should always include a clear reference to IJPMF as the official source of publication. Authors must ensure that the published version is not altered or misrepresented in any form during self-archiving.
Self-Archiving Guidelines
- Authors are allowed to archive pre-print, post-print, and accepted versions of their manuscript
- Proper citation of the original IJPMF publication must always be included
- The final published version should clearly mention journal details and publication source
- Self-archiving is permitted only for academic, educational, and non-commercial purposes
- Authors must not modify, misrepresent, or alter the integrity of the published article
- Institutional and subject-based repositories are encouraged for wider research dissemination
- Authors should ensure compliance with ethical publishing and copyright standards
International Journal of Pure Medical Frontiers (IJPMF) is committed to promoting open academic communication, increasing research accessibility, and supporting global scientific collaboration while ensuring proper credit, transparency, and protection of authors’ scholarly contributions.