Archiving Policy
The International Journal of Clinical Medicine and Pharmacology (IJCMP) is committed to ensuring the long-term preservation and accessibility of all published content. To achieve this, IJCMP participates in trusted digital archiving programs that safeguard the integrity and availability of the journal’s scholarly content.
Archiving Programs
- CLOCKSS (Controlled Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe)
- All IJCMP content is preserved in the CLOCKSS Archive, which ensures that the material will remain freely available in the event the journal is no longer published. CLOCKSS provides a globally distributed network of libraries to guarantee secure and perpetual access.
- Learn more: www.clockss.org
- LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe)
- IJCMP content is also archived in LOCKSS, an open-source initiative that enables libraries to preserve digital content by regularly collecting and validating copies of the journal’s content.
- Learn more: www.lockss.org
Permanent Access
These archiving programs ensure that all articles published in IJCMP will remain accessible, even in the unlikely event that the journal ceases publication. By storing multiple copies in geographically dispersed locations, these systems provide redundancy and security, guaranteeing the perpetual availability of the journal’s content.