Copyright Policy

Open Access Commitment

The International Journal of Medical Science and Public Health (IJMSPH) is committed to the fundamental principles of open access publishing. This commitment ensures that all articles, once published, are universally accessible online. The journal supports the removal of financial barriers, allowing a broad and diverse audience—including researchers, scholars, healthcare professionals, and the public—to benefit from valuable scientific content.

Author-Centric Copyright Policy

In recognition of the intellectual contributions of authors, IJMSPH maintains an author-centric copyright policy. Authors retain copyright for their published articles, empowering them with the right to use, reproduce, and share their work without unnecessary restrictions. This approach respects and acknowledges the intellectual property of the individuals responsible for the research.

Wide Distribution with Proper Attribution

The retention of copyright by authors facilitates wider dissemination of their work. Authors are encouraged to share their research broadly, enabling the scientific community and the public to benefit from their findings. Such distribution must maintain proper attribution, ensuring that original authors receive appropriate credit for their contributions.

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License

To formalize its commitment to openness, all articles published in IJMSPH are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. This license permits users to use, distribute, and reproduce the content in any medium, provided that appropriate citation of the original work is maintained. This licensing model aligns with the journal’s mission to promote accessibility and collaborative research.

Fostering Collaborative Research

Through its open access model and author-centered copyright policy, IJMSPH seeks to foster a collaborative research environment. The journal supports the principle that knowledge should be shared freely to advance scientific understanding and improve health outcomes. This approach encourages researchers to engage in open dialogue, exchange insights, and collectively contribute to the advancement of Medical Science and Public Health research.