Publication Frequency
The Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances follows a monthly publication schedule. The journal is committed to maintaining a regular and clearly stated publication frequency so that authors, readers, libraries, indexing services, and other scholarly stakeholders can identify the journal’s publication pattern accurately.
According to the journal’s registered ISSN information, both the print and online editions are designated as Monthly publications.
Journal Publication Schedule
| Publication Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Journal Title | Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances |
| Print ISSN | 3117-647X |
| Online ISSN | 3117-6461 |
| Print Publication Frequency | Monthly |
| Online Publication Frequency | Monthly |
| Publication Language | English |
| Country of Publication | India |
| Publisher | GalaxiaUniverse |
Monthly Publication
Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances is scheduled for publication on a monthly basis. The journal therefore provides opportunities for the regular dissemination of peer-reviewed research throughout the year while maintaining appropriate editorial, peer-review, and production procedures.
The monthly publication model is intended to support timely scholarly communication in rapidly developing areas of digital health, telemonitoring, remote healthcare, connected health technologies, health informatics, artificial intelligence in healthcare, digital diagnostics, wearable technologies, telemedicine, and related interdisciplinary research.
The declared publication frequency does not alter the journal’s requirements for editorial assessment, independent peer review, ethical evaluation, revision, and production quality. Manuscripts are published only after completion of the applicable editorial and publication procedures.
Publication Months
The journal’s monthly publication schedule corresponds to the following calendar months:
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January
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February
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March
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April
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May
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June
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July
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August
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September
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October
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November
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December
Issue numbering and publication dates should remain consistent with the journal’s official publication records and archive structure.
Publication Regularity
The journal seeks to maintain consistency between its declared publication frequency and its actual issue publication record.
Regularity of publication is an important element of responsible scholarly publishing because it enables readers and indexing organizations to understand the continuity and stability of the journal’s publication activity.
The journal therefore seeks to ensure that:
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published issues are clearly identified;
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volume and issue information is presented consistently;
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publication dates are accurately recorded;
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archives provide an accessible chronological record of published issues;
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article metadata corresponds with the issue in which the article appears; and
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any material change in publication frequency is communicated transparently.
Publication Frequency and Peer Review
The monthly publication schedule does not create an obligation to accelerate or shorten scholarly evaluation in a manner that could compromise editorial quality.
All manuscripts remain subject to the journal’s established editorial procedures. Where applicable, these may include:
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manuscript submission;
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administrative and technical screening;
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editorial assessment;
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originality and ethical review;
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independent peer review;
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author revision;
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final editorial decision;
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copyediting and production;
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proof review; and
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publication.
The timing of publication may therefore vary depending on the quality of the initial submission, complexity of the research, availability of qualified reviewers, extent of required revisions, ethical or methodological questions, and completion of production requirements.
Publication Frequency and Editorial Independence
The existence of a monthly publication schedule does not influence decisions regarding manuscript acceptance.
Editorial decisions are based on scholarly considerations such as:
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relevance to the journal’s aims and scope;
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originality;
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methodological appropriateness;
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validity and reliability of findings;
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quality of analysis;
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ethical compliance;
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clarity of scholarly reporting; and
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contribution to digital health and telemonitoring research.
A manuscript will not be accepted solely to fill an issue or satisfy a publication schedule.
Online Publication
Articles are made available through the journal’s online publishing platform after completion of the applicable editorial and production processes.
Online publication information should clearly identify relevant bibliographic metadata, including the article title, author information, publication date, volume and issue details, and other identifiers where applicable.
The journal seeks to maintain accurate and consistent online records so that published articles can be reliably identified, cited, retrieved, and incorporated into scholarly information systems.
Print and Online Editions
Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances has separate registered identifiers for its print and online editions:
Print ISSN: 3117-647X
Online ISSN: 3117-6461
Both editions have a registered Monthly publication frequency.
Where publication arrangements differ between formats in the future, any material difference should be disclosed clearly rather than combining distinct publication schedules into a single inaccurate statement.
Changes to Publication Frequency
If the journal changes its publication frequency in the future, the revised schedule should be communicated transparently through the journal website and reflected consistently across relevant journal information pages.
Where applicable, corresponding bibliographic and ISSN records should also be updated through the appropriate responsible organizations.
A future change in frequency should not be represented retrospectively in a manner that creates confusion concerning previously published volumes or issues.
Publication Archive
The journal’s Archives should provide a chronological record of published volumes and issues.
Each issue should contain accurate information concerning its publication period and the articles formally associated with that issue. Maintaining a clear archive supports scholarly traceability, citation accuracy, institutional verification, and transparency regarding publication continuity.
Commitment to Publication Continuity
The Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances is committed to maintaining a regular and transparent publication schedule consistent with its declared monthly frequency.
Publication regularity is pursued together with editorial independence, responsible peer review, research integrity, and accurate scholarly record keeping. The journal does not prioritize publication speed over the quality, ethical acceptability, or scholarly reliability of submitted research.
Any significant change to the journal’s publication schedule will be communicated transparently through the official journal website and relevant journal information pages.
