Self-Archiving Policy

The Journal of Digital health & telemonitoring advances (DHTA) supports open access practices and encourages authors to share their research widely while maintaining proper attribution.

Self-Archiving Permissions

Authors are permitted to deposit their articles in:

  • Institutional repositories
  • Subject-specific repositories
  • Personal or university websites
  • Non-commercial academic sharing platforms

Versions Allowed

Authors may archive different versions of their manuscripts as follows:

  • Preprint (Submitted Version): can be shared at any stage
  • Accepted Manuscript (AAM): may be deposited immediately after acceptance
  • Final Published Version (Version of Record): may be shared once published

Embargo

  • No embargo restrictions apply
  • Authors are free to share their work without delay

Conditions

When archiving or sharing their work, authors must:

  • Include complete citation details of the published article
  • Provide the DOI or direct link to the journal version
  • Clearly mention DHTA as the original publisher

Licensing

All published articles are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0).