NIH Public Access Policy
From the 2nd May the NIH is requesting that NIH funded investigators submit an electronic copy of the final form of a manuscript for inclusion in PubMed Central. A period of 12 months is allowed, although a more rapid submission to PMC is encouraged. How is this affecting journals? Some journals are publishing editorials about this: today I have seen the NEJM and the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine's responses.
NEJM (this editorial is free)
AJRCCM
From the 2nd May the NIH is requesting that NIH funded investigators submit an electronic copy of the final form of a manuscript for inclusion in PubMed Central. A period of 12 months is allowed, although a more rapid submission to PMC is encouraged. How is this affecting journals? Some journals are publishing editorials about this: today I have seen the NEJM and the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine's responses.
NEJM (this editorial is free)
AJRCCM
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Thursday, April 28, 2005
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