Archiving Policy

The Journal of Modern Medical Research (JMMR) is committed to ensuring the long-term preservation, accessibility, and availability of published scholarly content. The journal recognizes the importance of maintaining a permanent academic record and implements appropriate archiving and preservation strategies to safeguard published articles against data loss, technological changes, or unforeseen circumstances.

Purpose of Archiving

The primary objectives of the journal's archiving policy are to:

  • Preserve published research for future generations.

  • Ensure continuous access to scholarly content.

  • Protect the integrity and authenticity of the academic record.

  • Support the long-term availability of published articles regardless of changes in technology or publishing platforms.

Digital Preservation

All articles published in the Journal of Modern Medical Research are stored and maintained on secure journal servers with regular backups to prevent accidental loss of content.

The journal undertakes reasonable measures to ensure:

  • Secure storage of published articles and metadata.

  • Regular system maintenance and data backups.

  • Protection against data corruption and unauthorized modification.

  • Continued accessibility of journal content.

Institutional and Repository Archiving

Authors are encouraged to deposit and archive the published version of their articles in:

  • Institutional repositories

  • University archives

  • Research organization repositories

  • Personal academic websites

  • Subject-specific repositories

  • Academic social networking platforms

Authors should provide appropriate citation and a link to the original journal publication whenever possible.

Permanent Availability

The Journal of Modern Medical Research aims to maintain permanent online access to all published content. Published articles remain part of the journal's scholarly record and will continue to be accessible through the journal website unless legal, ethical, or regulatory requirements necessitate corrective actions such as retractions or removals.

Metadata Preservation

The journal preserves bibliographic information and article metadata, including:

  • Article title

  • Author information

  • Abstracts

  • Keywords

  • Publication dates

  • Citation information

  • DOI and indexing metadata (where applicable)

This ensures continued discoverability through academic databases and search engines.

Retractions and Corrections

In cases involving significant errors, ethical concerns, or research misconduct, the journal may issue:

  • Corrections

  • Errata

  • Expressions of concern

  • Retractions

Such notices will remain permanently linked to the original article to preserve the integrity of the scholarly record.

Website and Content Backup

The journal performs regular backups of:

  • Published articles

  • Journal databases

  • Editorial records

  • Website content

  • Metadata files

These backups help ensure rapid recovery in the event of technical failures or system disruptions.

Commitment to Preservation

The Journal of Modern Medical Research is dedicated to maintaining a reliable and enduring archive of medical research publications. Through ongoing preservation efforts, the journal seeks to guarantee that published scholarly works remain accessible, discoverable, and usable by researchers, healthcare professionals, educators, and the broader scientific community for years to come.