Indexing & Abstracting

Believers Journal of Health Sciences (BJHS) is committed to advancing scholarly discoverability, metadata transparency, and long-term digital preservation for peer-reviewed health sciences research. In full compliance with international open-access standards and DOAJ indexing criteria, the journal maintains strict editorial oversight and transparent processing practices across all published volumes.

In accordance with scholarly publication ethics, BJHS explicitly lists only those bibliographic databases, repositories, and indexing agencies in which its content is formally verified and currently searchable. The journal does not endorse misleading metrics, unverified impact claims, or speculative indexing status statements.

Current Indexing & Identification Status

Verified registration details and live indexing status across international identification networks:

Google Scholar Article-level discoverability and citation tracking through automated HTML meta-tag harvesting.
ISSN International Portal Fully registered and validated entries for both Print (3117-3284) and Online (3117-3292) editions.
Indexing Evaluation Policy

BJHS applies for formal evaluation with major abstracting and indexing (A&I) databases—including DOAJ, ROAD, Dimensions, Crossref, and OpenAlex—only after fulfilling baseline volume requirements, ensuring rigorous double-anonymized peer review, and generating complete JATS XML metadata feeds.

Open Metadata Dissemination

Standardized OAI-PMH metadata elements provided for every publication:

  • Article Titles
  • Author Affiliations
  • Structured Abstracts
  • Issue Metadata
  • Reference Lists
  • Registered ISSNs
  • Creative Commons Licensing (CC BY 4.0)

Indexing Integrity Notice: All metadata records and publishing policies stated by Believers Journal of Health Sciences undergo stringent internal verification. Institutional repositories and academic crawlers seeking automated harvesting protocols may contact the editorial office.