Archiving, Preservation & Self-archiving

JMHMR maintains an online issue archive on its journal website. Website hosting and routine backups are distinct from independent long-term digital preservation.

Current preservation status

No participation in an independent preservation service such as CLOCKSS, LOCKSS or the PKP Preservation Network is currently confirmed for JMHMR. The journal will name a service and describe its coverage only after participation is verified. Authors and readers should not interpret the use of OJS as automatic enrolment in a preservation programme.

Author self-archiving

Authors may deposit their preprint, accepted manuscript and published article in an institutional or subject repository. Include version information, the full journal citation and a link to the version of record after publication. Include an assigned DOI where available; do not invent an identifier.

Version integrity

Repositories should be notified of material corrections or retractions so that users can find the current record. Reused or deposited articles must retain appropriate attribution and comply with the stated licence and third-party rights.

Continuity

Questions about access to an unavailable article or the status of preservation arrangements should be sent to editor@jmhmr.com. This page will be updated when an independently verified preservation arrangement is established.

Policy enquiries: editor@jmhmr.com · Updated 1 October 2026.