Open Access Policy
The International Journal of Applied Medical and Health Sciences is a fully open-access journal. The journal provides immediate and unrestricted online access to all published articles without subscription fees, access charges, registration requirements, or embargo periods.
Immediate Access
All articles are freely available to readers immediately upon official publication. Users may read, download, search, link to, and share published content in accordance with the applicable license.
No part of the journal's published content is placed behind a subscription or paywall.
Open Access Licensing
Articles are published under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0) License, unless otherwise stated.
Under this license, readers may copy, distribute, display, and adapt published material for non-commercial purposes, provided that appropriate credit is given to the original author(s) and source, the license is acknowledged, and any modifications are identified.
Author Rights
Authors retain copyright in their published work in accordance with the journal's Copyright Policy.
Authors may share and reuse their published articles in ways permitted by the applicable Creative Commons license, including through institutional repositories, personal academic websites, and other lawful non-commercial platforms.
Reader Access
Readers do not need to create an account, pay a subscription, or obtain individual permission to access the journal's openly published articles.
Reuse of published material remains subject to the terms of the applicable license and relevant copyright law.
Long-Term Availability
The journal aims to maintain continued online availability of its published content through appropriate digital preservation and archiving arrangements.
Open Access Commitment
The International Journal of Applied Medical and Health Sciences supports open scholarly communication by removing financial and access barriers for readers. Its fully open-access model is intended to facilitate the worldwide availability, use, and dissemination of research in medical and health sciences.