Update on IJTLD OPEN: the future is open
H.D. Blackbourn, G.B. Migliori

TL;DR
IJTLD OPEN is an open-access journal that increases research visibility and accessibility globally while advocating for equitable funding support.
Contribution
The paper highlights the successful launch of IJTLD OPEN and its compliance with Plan S, promoting open access and global research equity.
Findings
IJTLD OPEN has expanded its author base and content accessibility through open access.
Indexing in PubMed Central will enhance the journal's visibility and reach.
The paper emphasizes the need for funding support to ensure equitable open access for all researchers.
Abstract
The launch of IJTLD OPEN, which is fully compliant with Plan S, has extended our author base and allowed readers worldwide to access the content for free. PubMed Central (PMC) has recently approved the journal for indexing (including indexing by PubMed), which will further improve visibility and access. Because authors retain copyright they can use their articles without restriction (e.g., to post on free digital repositories), helping to further disseminate their research. All these factors help to ensure that IJTLD OPEN has maximum reach and impact. However, we recognise that fees for open access may present a barrier for authors based in low- to middle-income countries. We call on the international community to ensure funding support for open access is broadly available, with equal opportunity for researchers worldwide.
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Taxonomy
Topicsscientometrics and bibliometrics research · Health Sciences Research and Education
