Archiving Policy

Public Health Journal ensures that all published content remains available and accessible in the long term through a structured and sustainable archiving policy. To maintain continuous access, the journal utilizes several internationally recognized digital archiving systems.

This journal employs the LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe) and CLOCKSS (Controlled LOCKSS) archiving systems to guarantee the preservation and security of digital content. Through these systems, published articles are stored across a distributed network of libraries, ensuring accessibility even if the main server experiences disruption.

In addition, authors are permitted to store and archive the pre-print, post-review, and final published versions of their articles in institutional repositories, personal repositories, or other archiving platforms, provided that the official publication information from Public Health Journal is properly cited.

By implementing this archiving policy, Public Health Journal is committed to ensuring the continuity, security, and long-term accessibility of all scholarly works published in the journal.

Indexing & Abstracting

This journal strives to be indexed in national and international scientific databases to increase the visibility of publications.