Believers Journal of Health Sciences (BJHS) is committed to preserving its published scholarly content and supporting long-term access to the journal’s articles, metadata, and associated publication records. The journal seeks to ensure that published content remains securely available to readers, authors, researchers, libraries, healthcare professionals, and institutions over time.
BJHS maintains routine backups of published articles, metadata, supplementary files, and journal records to support recovery in the event of technical failure or data loss.
All issues and papers remain online through the official BJHS online archive. Indexed elements feature the following persistent availability structures:
In compliance with our open access parameters, BJHS allows authors to self-archive their work in institutional repositories, subject databases, or personal academic pages with zero embargo periods across all lifecycle versions:
Note: Authors must include the full citation string of the published article along with a live hyperlink pointing directly to the target original article page on the BJHS network.
Disaster Recovery: The technical office runs routine backup routines across data trees, manuscript packages, server logs, and system metadata to support fast recovery loops if a website drops or technical glitches occur.
Record Retention: If an item demands a post-publication update (Corrections, Retractions, or Expressions of Concern), the original layout is never deleted or replaced secretly. A clear and permanently accessible notice is linked directly to the relevant article to explain its status line, following established global publishing ethics guidelines.
This Digital Archiving Policy is reviewed periodically to remain fully coordinated with changing indexing database standards, server technical setups, and international digital repository requirements. Revised rules update directly on this interface and apply from their public launch timestamp.