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Reinhold Haux¹, Esther Greussing^1,2, Stefanie Kuballa¹

¹Peter L. Reichertz Institute for Medical Informatics of TU Braunschweig and Hannover Medical School, Braunschweig, Germany.

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The Trans-O-MIM project successfully transformed a subscription journal to include Open Access, developing a metric for evaluating such transitions. Researchers support Open Access but face barriers like costs and quality concerns, especially in low-income countries.

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Area of Science:

Medical Informatics
Scholarly Publishing
Open Access Research

Background:

The Open Access (OA) paradigm is crucial for disseminating scientific knowledge.
The Trans-O-MIM project (2015-2020) focused on strategies for converting subscription-based journals to OA.
Methods of Information in Medicine served as a case study for OA transformation.

Purpose of the Study:

To present the outcomes of the Trans-O-MIM project.
To share key lessons learned regarding OA journal transformation.
To explore sustainable and fair models for transitioning journals to Open Access.

Main Methods:

Implementation of a Tandem Model for journal transformation.
Development of an evaluation metric using scenario analysis.
Qualitative and quantitative studies on researcher perspectives regarding OA publishing.

Main Results:

Successful integration of a Gold Open Access track into Methods of Information in Medicine.
Creation of a comprehensive evaluation metric with 5 scenarios and 65 parameters.
Identified researcher hesitancy towards OA publishing due to article-processing charges and quality concerns, with disparities in benefits for low-income countries.

Conclusions:

The Trans-O-MIM project offers a unique model for OA journal transformation and incentive experiments.
The developed metric aids decision-makers in assessing OA transitions.
Addressing cost and quality perceptions is vital for broader OA adoption, particularly for authors from developing nations.