Believers Journal of Health Sciences (BJHS) is a fully open-access journal. All published articles are available online immediately upon publication without subscription fees, access barriers, or embargo periods. By maintaining open access to scholarly literature, BJHS increases the visibility, global reach, and academic impact of published health sciences research.
| Parameter Category | Policy & Access Details |
|---|---|
| Access Model | Immediate Open Access |
| Subscription Fees | No reader charges ($0) |
| Embargo Policy | None / Immediate Release |
| Online Distribution | Full-text PDF and HTML available on the official website |
| Access Scope | Unrestricted worldwide access for researchers and public readers |
Authors retain copyright in their published work. Articles published in BJHS are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0). This license grants permission to read, download, copy, redistribute, print, adapt, and build upon published materials in any medium, provided proper credit is attributed to the original authors and the journal.
Under the CC BY 4.0 license, public users and researchers may:
Authors maintain uncompromised rights to:
All article processing charges (APCs), publication fees, waiver criteria, and fee structures are published transparently on the journal website prior to manuscript submission. Editorial decision-making operates independently of financial considerations.
Open-access publication does not compromise peer-review standards. Manuscripts are evaluated strictly on scientific rigor, ethical compliance, and methodology through a double-anonymized peer-review workflow.
BJHS ensures long-term preservation and permanent digital accessibility of published content. Preservation policies, repository deposits, and OAI-PMH metadata logs are maintained according to international digital archiving protocols.
BJHS supports the global exchange of health research. The open-access framework facilitates rapid dissemination to clinicians, researchers, educators, healthcare professionals, and policy bodies.
Attribution Notice: Reuse of published content requires appropriate citation, including author names, article title, journal volume/issue, and original source. Reuse must not alter study findings or imply editorial endorsement.