For Librarians

The International Journal of Biomedical Research and Healthcare Innovations (IJBRHI) recognizes the important role of academic libraries, medical libraries, and information professionals in facilitating access to scientific literature and supporting scholarly communication.

The journal encourages librarians to promote the discovery, accessibility, and responsible use of research in biomedical sciences, clinical medicine, medical biotechnology, and healthcare innovations.

As an open-access journal, IJBRHI provides free online access to published articles without subscription fees, registration requirements, or institutional paywalls, supporting university catalog integration and medical repository archiving.

LIBRARY ACCESS 100% Free & Open Access
CATALOGING METADATA Crossref DOI & ISSN
LICENSING MODEL CC BY 4.0 Standard

Recommendations & Guidelines for Libraries

Libraries and information professionals are encouraged to engage with our open-access catalog through the following institutional practices:

1. Library Catalog Integration

Librarians may include the journal in institutional library catalogs, medical e-resource directories, and academic research guides to support scholarly discovery and campus access.

2. Repository Archiving

Libraries may support the inclusion and permanent archiving of published articles in institutional repositories in accordance with the journal’s CC BY 4.0 open access policies.

3. Biomedical Research Support

Librarians may recommend the journal as a primary scholarly resource for research and teaching in molecular medicine, biotechnology, clinical research, diagnostics, and digital health.

4. Metadata & Discoverability

Libraries are encouraged to use verified bibliographic metadata, including titles, author details, abstracts, keywords, ISSNs, and persistent DOIs, to optimize search discovery.

5. Scientific Information Literacy

Medical librarians support researchers in identifying credible literature, evaluating scientific evidence, verifying methodological limitations, and understanding publication ethics.

6. Library Communications

For inquiries concerning journal metadata, MARC records, cataloging parameters, licensing, or institutional access, librarians may contact the editorial office through official channels.

Library Integration Parameters

Institutional Access Cost Zero subscription cost or registration fee for institutional indexing, linking, or archiving. All content is 100% open access under Creative Commons licensing.
Repository Archiving University and medical repositories are fully permitted to host, archive, and link published full-text PDFs and metadata files.
Library Management Systems Standard metadata parameters (ISSN, Crossref DOI, title, abstract) are structured for seamless harvesting by institutional catalogers and discovery layers.
Publishing Frequency Quarterly issues released four times per calendar year, ensuring predictable acquisition and indexing schedules.

Commitment to Libraries: The International Journal of Biomedical Research and Healthcare Innovations seeks to support academic and medical libraries through accessible scholarly literature, accurate publication information, and responsible research dissemination.