Archive Policy

The Journal of European Internal Medicine Professionals (JEIMP) is committed to ensuring the long-term preservation, discoverability, and accessibility of its entire published content. JEIMP employs a robust archiving and metadata management strategy in alignment with international open-access publishing standards.

Digital Preservation

JEIMP ensures digital preservation through the following methods:

• Primary Hosting and Backup: All articles are stored and regularly backed up on the secure server infrastructure hosting https://jeimp.com/index.php/pub. This includes both website content and internal submission data.

• Editorial Redundancy: Editors maintain offline backups of manuscripts, reviews, editorial communications, and published issues on secured institutional and personal storage systems, updated at regular intervals.

• Third-Party Archiving: The full text of all published articles is deposited in trusted digital preservation systems including:

  • LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe) – which has permission to collect, preserve, and serve this Archival Unit.

  • PKP Preservation Network (PN) – a reliable preservation solution provided through the Open Journal Systems (OJS) platform developed by the Public Knowledge Project.

These preservation services guarantee continued access to JEIMP’s scholarly content even in the event of server failure, data loss, or journal migration.

Metadata Standards

Metadata associated with JEIMP is structured and disseminated in compliance with international interoperability protocols (e.g., Dublin Core, OAI-PMH) to enhance indexing, archiving, and discoverability across scholarly databases and repositories.