Publisher and Ownership

Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances is an international scholarly journal published by GalaxiaUniverse. The journal provides a platform for peer-reviewed research addressing digital health, telemedicine, telemonitoring, mobile health, remote patient monitoring, digital diagnostics, artificial intelligence in healthcare, connected health technologies, and related interdisciplinary developments.

The journal is published from India and operates within a framework intended to maintain transparency in publishing responsibility, editorial governance, research integrity, and scholarly communication.

Publisher Information

Publisher: GalaxiaUniverse
Journal Title: Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances
Print ISSN: 3117-647X
Online ISSN: 3117-6461
Country of Publication: India
Publication Frequency: Monthly
Publication Language: English
Access Model: Open Access

GalaxiaUniverse is responsible for the publishing and administrative infrastructure required for the operation of the journal. Publisher-level responsibilities include maintaining the journal platform, supporting publication workflows, managing article publication and journal metadata, maintaining access to published content, and supporting the implementation of established journal policies.

The publisher is expected to support the journal's scholarly operations without improperly influencing academic decisions concerning individual manuscripts.

Ownership Disclosure

Legal Owner: [Verified Legal Owner Name]

The journal publicly identifies its ownership so that authors, reviewers, readers, libraries, indexing services, and other stakeholders can distinguish ownership responsibilities from editorial responsibilities.

The journal does not represent itself as being owned, sponsored, or formally affiliated with a university, professional association, scholarly society, government organization, healthcare institution, or other external body unless such a relationship has been formally established and is explicitly disclosed on the journal website.

Any material change in journal ownership should be reflected transparently in the journal's public information.

Publisher Responsibilities

The publisher supports the organizational and technical operation of the journal while respecting the independence of scholarly decision-making.

Publisher responsibilities include, where applicable:

  • maintaining the journal's online publishing platform;

  • supporting manuscript and publication workflows;

  • maintaining journal and article metadata;

  • supporting accessibility of published scholarly content;

  • maintaining journal policies and public information;

  • supporting production and publication processes;

  • facilitating appropriate technical corrections to the publication record;

  • supporting the implementation of corrections, retractions, and other post-publication notices;

  • maintaining appropriate administrative communication channels; and

  • supporting the journal's commitment to transparent and responsible scholarly publishing.

The publisher does not guarantee acceptance of manuscripts and does not determine publication decisions on the basis of commercial, personal, institutional, or other non-scholarly considerations.

Editorial Governance

Responsibility for evaluating scholarly manuscripts rests with the journal's editorial structure.

The Editor-in-Chief and authorized editors oversee manuscript assessment, peer-review coordination, reviewer selection, revision requirements, and editorial decisions in accordance with the journal's published editorial and ethical policies.

Editorial decisions should consider relevant academic criteria, including:

  • relevance to the journal's aims and scope;

  • originality and scholarly contribution;

  • methodological appropriateness;

  • reliability of evidence;

  • clarity and transparency of reporting;

  • ethical compliance;

  • research integrity; and

  • findings arising from peer review.

Ownership or publishing responsibility should not be used to override an academically justified editorial decision.

Editorial Independence

Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances maintains a distinction between publishing administration and editorial decision-making.

The publisher supports the journal's infrastructure and administration, while decisions concerning the acceptance, revision, or rejection of individual manuscripts remain the responsibility of the authorized editorial leadership.

Editors should be able to make scholarly decisions without inappropriate interference arising from:

  • financial considerations;

  • advertising relationships;

  • sponsorship;

  • institutional interests;

  • author status;

  • geographic location;

  • commercial relationships; or

  • potential effects on the reputation of the publisher.

Where an editor has a relevant conflict of interest concerning a manuscript, responsibility for that submission should be transferred to another suitably qualified editor.

Relationship With the Editorial Board

The Editorial Board supports the academic development and scholarly standards of the journal.

Editorial Board membership does not confer ownership of the journal.

Board members may contribute to:

  • subject-area guidance;

  • editorial policy development;

  • peer-review support;

  • scholarly quality oversight;

  • identification of emerging research areas; and

  • promotion of responsible research and publication practices.

The journal should maintain current information concerning its editors and Editorial Board members, including appropriate institutional affiliations.

Separation of Ownership and Editorial Decisions

Ownership of a scholarly journal does not provide a basis for influencing the outcome of individual manuscripts.

Authors should not receive preferential editorial treatment because of:

  • institutional relationships;

  • professional position;

  • financial status;

  • personal connections;

  • geographic origin;

  • sponsorship;

  • advertising arrangements; or

  • relationships with the publisher.

Likewise, manuscripts should not be rejected for reasons unrelated to their scholarly suitability, ethical compliance, or editorial quality.

Financial and Commercial Independence

Financial arrangements associated with journal operation should remain separate from editorial evaluation.

Where publication charges, sponsorship, financial support, advertisements, grants, or other sources of revenue exist, such arrangements should not influence decisions concerning:

  • whether a manuscript is sent for peer review;

  • reviewer recommendations;

  • revision requirements;

  • acceptance;

  • rejection; or

  • post-publication editorial action.

Information concerning author charges and financial arrangements should be disclosed separately through the journal's applicable Article Processing Charges Policy and Revenue and Funding Model.

Advertising and Sponsorship

Advertising or sponsorship, where applicable, must remain distinct from editorial content and editorial decision-making.

Commercial organizations, advertisers, sponsors, or service providers should not be permitted to determine which manuscripts are accepted or rejected.

Where sponsored content or advertising is permitted, it should be identifiable as such and should not be presented in a manner that could reasonably be mistaken for peer-reviewed editorial content.

Journal Identity and Transparency

The journal seeks to maintain consistent identifying information across its website, published articles, metadata, and scholarly records.

The journal's core bibliographic information is:

Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances
Print ISSN: 3117-647X
Online ISSN: 3117-6461
Publisher: GalaxiaUniverse
Country of Publication: India
Publication Frequency: Monthly

The journal title, ISSNs, publisher information, and ownership information should not be presented in a way that could mislead authors, readers, indexing organizations, or other stakeholders regarding the identity, governance, or institutional status of the journal.

Institutional and Society Affiliations

Any formal affiliation between Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances and a university, academic institution, professional association, scholarly society, research organization, healthcare institution, or other external body should be disclosed publicly where such an affiliation exists.

The journal should not use institutional names, logos, endorsements, or affiliations in a manner that suggests a formal relationship where no such relationship has been established.

Responsibility for Published Content

Authors retain responsibility for the accuracy, integrity, interpretations, analyses, and conclusions contained in their published work.

Publication of an article does not necessarily indicate that the publisher, owner, Editor-in-Chief, Editorial Board, or journal endorses every opinion, interpretation, recommendation, or conclusion expressed by the authors.

Questions concerning errors or integrity issues in published content are addressed through the journal's applicable corrections, retractions, complaints, and publication-ethics procedures.

Changes in Ownership or Publishing Arrangements

If the ownership, publishing responsibility, or organizational management of the journal changes materially, the journal should update the relevant public information in a timely manner.

Where appropriate, the journal should maintain continuity of:

  • journal title;

  • ISSN identification;

  • article archives;

  • published metadata;

  • editorial records;

  • author information;

  • publication policies; and

  • the scholarly record.

Changes in ownership should not be used to obscure or remove legitimate information concerning previously published content.

Commitment to Transparent Journal Governance

Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances is committed to maintaining clear distinctions among ownership, publishing responsibility, editorial governance, peer review, and scholarly decision-making.

Transparent disclosure of these responsibilities is intended to help authors and readers understand how the journal is managed and to support confidence in its editorial independence and publication practices.

The journal will review its publisher and ownership information periodically and update this page when a material organizational change occurs.