Journal of Clinical Research In HIV AIDS And Prevention

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Indexing & discoverability

Information about the identifiers, metadata and preservation routes that support JCRHAP articles.

Journal identifiers and article records

JCRHAP's scholarly record is supported by standard identifiers, article-level metadata and open-access licence information.

Journal identity

ISSN 2324-7339 identifies Clinical Research in HIV AIDS and Prevention as a serial publication. Use the ISSN record when checking journal identity or catalogue information.

Article citation

Crossref DOI registration provides a persistent citation route for published articles. Published articles are assigned Crossref DOIs, and DOI registration status may be checked through Crossref and the journal archive.

Open access

CC BY licensing makes published articles available to read, share and reuse with attribution, subject to the terms stated on the article and Copyright and Licence pages.

Metadata use

Third-party services set their own coverage and update schedules. A DOI deposit or automated discovery does not by itself establish selective inclusion in a database.

PubMed Central deposit for eligible manuscripts

Eligible NIH-funded Author Accepted Manuscripts may be deposited individually in PubMed Central through the NIH Manuscript Submission System (NIHMS), subject to the applicable funder policy and NIHMS eligibility requirements.

Digital preservation

JCRHAP is included under Open Access Pub's Portico digital-preservation programme. As articles are deposited, they enter Portico's permanent archive for long-term preservation.

Start with the primary record

Use the original registry, article page or DOI when you need evidence for a CV, library, funder or institutional requirement.

A practical route to a reliable citation

For the strongest record, locate the article in the JCRHAP archive, open its landing page and follow the DOI. This preserves the article title, authorship, date and publisher metadata at the source.

1 · Find

Locate the article through the current issue or archive.

2 · Confirm

Check the article title, author names and publication details on the article page.

3 · Cite

Use the Crossref DOI in the citation and link directly to the DOI or article record.

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