European Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine

Open Access Statement for European Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine

The European Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine (EJCM) is committed to the widespread dissemination of high-quality research and knowledge in the field of cardiovascular medicine. In line with this commitment, EJCM adopts an open access policy, ensuring that all articles published in the journal are freely accessible to the public immediately upon publication.

Open Access Policy

• Immediate Access: All articles are made available online with no embargo period, allowing immediate access to the full text.
• Creative Commons Licensing: Articles are published under the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY NC. ND ), which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
• Author Rights: Authors retain the copyright of their work and grant EJCM the right to publish and disseminate their research.
• No Subscription Fees: EJCM does not charge subscription fees to readers. All costs associated with publication are covered by article processing charges (APCs) paid by the authors or their funding institutions.
• Enhanced Visibility and Impact: Open access articles are indexed in major databases, ensuring wide visibility and the potential for higher citation rates.

Benefits of Open Access

• Global Reach: Researchers, clinicians, and the general public worldwide can access and benefit from the latest cardiovascular research without any financial barriers.
• Accelerated Discovery: Open access promotes the rapid dissemination of research findings, facilitating the advancement of scientific knowledge and innovation.
• Collaborative Research: Free access to research articles fosters collaboration among scientists and healthcare professionals across disciplines and geographical boundaries.

EJCM is dedicated to advancing cardiovascular medicine through the open access publication of rigorously peer-reviewed research. We believe that free and unrestricted access to scientific knowledge is essential for the progress of medical science and the improvement of patient care.