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Full text core medical journals on the Internet
1West Virginia Medical Institute Board of Trustees and the Medical Society of Delaware.
Delaware Medical Journal
|August 26, 1998
Summary
Many peer-reviewed medical journals are now online, with a growing number offering free full-text access. This paper identifies these valuable resources and suggests methods for maintaining an updated directory of open-access medical literature.
Area of Science:
- Medical Informatics
- Digital Publishing
- Open Access Initiatives
Background:
- The proliferation of digital platforms has led to an increasing online presence of core medical journals.
- A substantial portion of these peer-reviewed journals now provide unrestricted access to their full-text articles.
Framework:
- This paper focuses on indexing freely accessible, peer-reviewed medical journal resources available online.
- It establishes a framework for identifying and cataloging open-access medical publications.
Implementation:
- The study involves systematically identifying and listing online medical journals offering full-text content without charge.
- Methods for ensuring the continued accuracy and relevance of this indexed resource list are discussed.
Implications:
- Facilitates easier access to vital medical research for healthcare professionals, researchers, and students globally.
- Supports the open science movement by highlighting and organizing freely available scholarly medical information.
- Provides a foundation for developing more comprehensive and dynamic directories of open-access medical literature.