Please read the Open Access & Copyright policies before publishing in Journal of Clinical Cardiovascular Research. These policies explain the journal's open access model, copyright ownership, licensing terms, and the rights retained by authors after publication.
Open access ensures scholarly research is freely available, widely shared, and permanently accessible to readers around the world.
Sentriva Publishers is committed to promoting the widest possible dissemination of scholarly research through open access publishing. Published articles are immediately and permanently available online, allowing readers worldwide to access, read, download, share, and build upon published work without subscription barriers.
This policy is organized into four sections to explain how published articles are made openly available, licensed, protected by copyright, and the rights retained by authors after publication.
Journal of Clinical Cardiovascular Research follows the Sentriva Publishers Open Access publishing model. Articles accepted for publication are published online immediately under the applicable licensing terms, ensuring maximum accessibility, visibility, and long-term preservation.
Sentriva Publishers follows a fully open access publishing model to maximize the visibility, accessibility, and impact of scholarly research. Published articles are freely available online immediately upon publication without subscription or registration barriers.
Open access is a publishing model that provides immediate, permanent, and unrestricted online access to scholarly literature. Readers may access published articles from anywhere in the world without subscription fees or institutional access.
By removing financial and legal barriers, open access supports wider dissemination of research, encourages collaboration, and enables scientists, clinicians, educators, policymakers, and the public to benefit from current research findings.
Journal: Journal of Clinical Cardiovascular Research
Articles published in this journal are made immediately available online under the applicable licensing terms, ensuring unrestricted access and long-term preservation.
Articles are available online immediately after publication.
Readers can access research without subscription or registration.
Published articles are accessible to readers across the globe.
Research remains permanently available through DOI registration and digital preservation.
Open access increases the visibility, readership, and potential impact of published research.
Sentriva Publishers recognizes the importance of protecting authors' intellectual property while ensuring that published research remains widely accessible and reusable through appropriate licensing arrangements.
Authors retain the copyright of their published work. Upon acceptance, authors grant Sentriva Publishers a non-exclusive license to publish, distribute, archive, and promote the article as part of the scholarly record.
This publishing arrangement allows authors to maintain ownership of their work while ensuring permanent public availability and proper scholarly attribution.
Authors grant the publisher the right to publish, reproduce, distribute, archive, and display the accepted article in electronic and other formats. The applicable Creative Commons License governs how readers may reuse published content.
Authors are responsible for obtaining permission to use any copyrighted material, including figures, tables, images, or extensive quotations, when permission is required. Appropriate acknowledgements should be included within the manuscript.
Copyright remains with the author after publication.
Authors grant the publisher permission to publish and preserve the article.
Published articles remain permanently available as part of the scholarly record.
All reuse must acknowledge the original authors and source.
Unless otherwise stated, articles published by Sentriva Publishers are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) License. This license promotes the broad dissemination and responsible reuse of scholarly research while ensuring appropriate credit is given to the original authors.
The Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) License allows anyone to use, share, reproduce, distribute, and adapt published material for any lawful purpose, provided appropriate attribution is given to the original authors and the source of publication.
This licensing model supports open science by encouraging collaboration, innovation, education, and the responsible reuse of scholarly research.
When reusing published material, users should provide appropriate credit to the original author(s), cite the source publication, include a reference to the applicable Creative Commons license, and clearly indicate whether any modifications have been made.
Anyone may read and download published articles without restriction.
Content may be copied, shared, redistributed, and adapted.
Commercial reuse is permitted under the terms of the license.
Proper acknowledgement of the original authors and source is required.
Sentriva Publishers recognizes the importance of protecting authors' intellectual property while promoting the widest possible dissemination of scholarly research. Authors retain important rights over their published work while benefiting from global open access distribution.
Authors retain copyright of their published articles. Following publication, authors may continue to use, distribute, and share their work in accordance with the applicable licensing terms while receiving proper scholarly attribution.
Open access publishing allows authors to maximize the visibility and impact of their research while maintaining ownership of their intellectual property.
Published articles receive a persistent DOI and remain permanently available through the publisher's platform, ensuring long-term accessibility, discoverability, citation, and preservation for future generations of researchers.
Authors continue to own the copyright to their published work.
Open access increases readership and research impact worldwide.
Articles may be archived in institutional and subject repositories where permitted.
Each published article receives a permanent digital identifier for citation and discovery.