Archiving Policy

Karismavit Health Journal is committed to the long-term preservation and accessibility of all published content. We ensure that articles remain permanently available, even in the event that the journal is no longer published or accessible through its primary platform.

Digital Archiving

To safeguard content and maintain access, Karismavit Health Journal employs the following archiving strategies:

  • All articles are stored securely on the journal’s internal server and institutional repository.
  • Full-text articles are archived in LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe) and/or CLOCKSS networks, where available.
  • Articles may also be deposited in third-party repositories such as:
    • Garuda (Garba Rujukan Digital – Indonesia)
    • Neliti (Indonesian Research Repository)
    • SINTA (Science and Technology Index)
    • Institutional or subject-based repositories (as permitted by license)

Metadata Preservation

All article metadata (title, author(s), abstract, DOI, keywords, etc.) is also archived and maintained to ensure indexing and discoverability across platforms.

Self-Archiving by Authors

Authors are encouraged to self-archive their published articles in:

  • Personal websites
  • Institutional repositories
  • Social academic platforms (e.g., ResearchGate, Academia.edu)

as long as proper citation and a link to the original version on Karismavit Health Journal are provided.

Article Format

All published articles are available in PDF format and may also be provided in HTML or XML formats to support preservation and accessibility across various digital platforms.

Karismavit Health Journal is dedicated to preserving the scholarly record and ensuring ongoing access to its published work for researchers, institutions, and the global academic community.