Available Indexes and Platforms

Indexing, Abstracting, and Repository Listing

The Journal of European Internal Medicine Professionals (JEIMP) is currently listed, indexed, or archived in the following national and international indexing services, bibliographic databases, and scholarly repositories. These platforms contribute to the visibility, accessibility, and dissemination of the journal’s published content.

Indexing and Abstracting Services

Scholarly Repositories and Library Catalogues

Indexing Transparency Statement

Inclusion in the above services reflects JEIMP’s commitment to increasing the discoverability and accessibility of its scholarly content. Listing in indexing platforms and repositories does not imply endorsement by, or inclusion in, proprietary citation databases unless explicitly stated.

JEIMP continues to evaluate opportunities for inclusion in additional international indexing and abstracting services in accordance with their respective evaluation criteria and quality standards.

 

Ethics Approval and Ethical Compliance

The Journal of European Internal Medicine Professionals (JEIMP) requires that all research involving human participants, animals, or sensitive data complies with internationally accepted ethical standards.

For studies involving human participants, authors must obtain approval from an appropriate institutional or national ethics committee prior to the commencement of the study. The name of the ethics committee, approval date, and reference number must be clearly stated in the manuscript.

For studies involving animals, authors must confirm compliance with internationally recognized animal welfare guidelines and provide details of the relevant ethical approval.

For retrospective studies or studies exempt from ethics committee approval, authors must explicitly state the reason for exemption and cite the applicable regulation or institutional policy.

The Editorial Board reserves the right to request official ethics approval documentation at any stage of the review or publication process. Failure to comply with ethical requirements may result in rejection or retraction of the manuscript.