Indexing, Discovery & Journal Visibility
The Gazette of Medical Sciences is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal. Published content is supported by scholarly discovery, persistent identification, metadata and research infrastructure services that facilitate accessibility and discoverability.
Discover The GMS Across Scholarly Platforms
The GMS and its published content can be discovered through a range of scholarly search, research discovery, library, metadata and open-access services.
These services perform different roles in scholarly communication. Discovery through a scholarly search engine, research database, library catalog or metadata service should not be interpreted as equivalent forms of formal journal indexing.
Discovery, Identification & Accessibility
The services below are grouped according to their principal role in scholarly communication.
Academic search and research discovery services support access to scholarly literature and help researchers locate published work.
Persistent identifiers and structured metadata support reliable identification, citation linking and discovery of scholarly content.
Library catalogs and discovery environments provide additional routes through which journal and publication information may be located.
Open-access and policy services support transparency regarding accessibility, repository practices, author rights and scholarly dissemination.
Research discovery and reviewer-recognition services provide additional scholarly context around published research and peer-review activity.
Publishing Standards & Research Initiatives
The following organizations and initiatives are presented separately from indexing and discovery services. They represent guidance, principles or initiatives relevant to responsible scholarly publishing, editorial practice and research assessment.
Scopus Evaluation Status
The GMS provides prospective authors with a clear statement of its current Scopus status.
The Gazette of Medical Sciences is currently not indexed in Scopus. The journal has submitted an application for inclusion, and the application is currently under review by Scopus.
Inclusion is subject to the independent evaluation criteria and final decision of Scopus. The GMS does not guarantee or imply future acceptance.
The Gazette of Medical Sciences distinguishes between formal journal indexing, scholarly discovery services, DOI and metadata infrastructure, library discovery, open-access services, publishing standards and research initiatives. Each service listed on this page should be understood according to the specific role described above.
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