Archiving Policy

1. Commitment to Long-Term Preservation

A‑JMRHS ensures permanent accessibility of all published content through multiple digital preservation strategies. This policy guarantees the scholarly record remains intact and available worldwide, even in the event of journal discontinuation.

2. Primary Archiving Solutions

Service

Role

Coverage

Journal Server

Primary access

All articles, metadata, full text

LOCKSS

Distributed preservation

Participating libraries worldwide

CLOCKSS

Dark archive

Triggered release if needed

Portico

Third-party archive

Perpetual access guarantee

Internet Archive

Web crawling

Complete website snapshots

3. Metadata Preservation

  • Rich metadata (Dublin Core, JATS XML) deposited with Crossref/DOI Foundation.
  • Permanent DOIs assigned to all articles for citation stability.
  • Metadata harvested by Google ScholarDOAJPubMed (where applicable), and other services.

4. Content Formats Archived

Format

Availability

HTML

Full-text web version

PDF

Downloadable article files

XML

JATS-compliant for indexing

EPUB

Mobile/reader-friendly

Metadata

RIS, BibTeX, EndNote

5. Preservation Triggers

Content is automatically preserved and released from dark archives if:

  • Journal ceases publication.
  • Website becomes inaccessible.
  • Publisher fails to maintain service.
  • Legal or technical threats to availability occur.

6. Versioning Policy

Version

Archived?

Notes

Preprint

No

Author responsibility

Submitted

No

Editorial use only

Accepted (AM)

Yes

Post-peer review

Published (VoR)

Yes

Final version of record

Corrected

Yes

Updated with erratum

7. Discontinuation Plan

In case of journal closure:

  1. Immediate notification to DOAJ, Scopus, Clarivate, and major indexes.
  2. Full content transfer to CLOCKSS/Portico for perpetual access.
  3. Metadata migration to Crossref for continued citability.
  4. Public announcement with access links to archives.

8. Compliance

This policy meets requirements of:

  • DOAJ Seal criteria for preservation.
  • Scopus and Clarivate long-term accessibility standards.
  • Plan S and funder archiving mandates (NIH, Horizon Europe).
  • CORE Trustworthy Data Repository principles.

9. Author Self-Archiving Support

Authors may deposit any version in institutional repositories or platforms like ResearchGate, Zenodo, or PubMed Central, enhancing distributed preservation.

 

Contact: editorajmrhs@gmail.com
Last updated: 01-01-2026