Open Access Policy Statement
Chinese Journal of School Health is an open access journal. All articles are immediately and permanently available for readers to freely read and download upon publication.
The "Chinese Journal of School Health" uses the Creative Commons license agreement, allowing third-party users to share under the terms of Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives (abbreviated as CC BY-NC-ND). This means third parties are permitted to copy, distribute, display, perform, and broadcast the published papers from this journal, or transmit them to the public through information networks. However, in these processes, they must retain the author attribution, limit the use to non-commercial purposes, and not create derivative works. For details, please see: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/.
Upon accept of the manuscript, the authors require to sign a "Copyright Transfer Agreement" with the editorial office and transfer the copyright to Chinese Journal of School Health. Although the copyright of the paper belongs to the Publishing House of Chinese Journal of School Health, the author has the right to use the paper in accordance with the Creative Commons license agreement (CC BY-NC-ND) adopted by this journal.
Copyright Policy
When a paper is finally accepted and published by the Chinese Journal of School Health, all authors are required to sign the "Copyright Transfer Agreement", transferring the copyright of the article to the Publishing House of Chinese Journal of School Health. The copyrights belong to the Publishing House of Chinese Journal of School Health. This includes, but is not limited to, the following exclusive rights of use: compilation rights, distribution rights, reproduction rights, translation rights, communication rights through information networks, and rights to license abstracting systems or databases for indexing. Specifically:
(1) The right to allow or publish and use this article in various media, formats, and other languages;
(2) The right to use this article in ways that do not harm the author's relevant rights and interests and do not violate the current or future laws of the People's Republic of China;
(3) The right to license all or part of the above rights to third parties for their use.
All authors agree to allow third parties to reproduce, distribute, display, perform, broadcast, or communicate this journal's published papers to the public through information networks, provided that during these processes, the author's name must be retained, the use is limited to non-commercial purposes, and no derivative works are created. For details, please see: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/.
After the article is published, the author retains the following rights:
(1) Authors of the paper may cite parts of the content or charts from this paper in their subsequent works;
(2) Authors of the paper may compile this paper into non-journal collections, provided the source is indicated;
(3) Authors of the paper may store the electronic version of this paper on their personal or institutional websites, provided the source is indicated;
(4) Authors of the paper may use this paper in accordance with the CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license agreement.
If the article is not ultimately published by this journal, the aforementioned agreements signed by the author will automatically become null and void, and the copyright will remain with the author.
Authors commit that the article is original, is being published for the first time, is free of intellectual property disputes, is not simultaneously submitted elsewhere (no multiple submissions),and does not involve any form of confidentiality obligations. Authors commit to bearing all liabilities for breach of obligation and infringement of rights.
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Data Sharing Policy
The journal encourages authors to cite relevant scientific data in papers, provide a data availability statement, and store the data in an appropriate data repository. The journal’s requirements for data representation are that data used to derive the paper’s conclusions and the associated methods must adhere to the principle of data sharing, to allow others to replicate and verify the research findings.
(1) When submitting a manuscript, it is recommended to upload the original experimental data to the submission / review system database or register the data in the international database for DOI identification code, to provide reference for reviewers and other readers.
(2) If the original data involves genes, proteins, mutants and disease content, it is recommended to register in the international public database, and provide the registration number at the time of submission.
(3) If the original data includes small amounts or special data, it is recommended that they can be uploaded as appendix to the paper upon submission, and will be published online as supplementary material when the paper is published.
(4) If open access data obtained from other sources is used, the author must clearly state the source of the data.
Archive Policy
All articles published by this journal since its inception have been archived in both paper and digital formats. Printed copies of published issues and burned CDs are archived in the Publishing House of Chinese Journal of School Health, and digital versions are indexable on CNKI (China National Knowledge Infrastructure). All other relevant materials, such as additional information and forms provided by authors when submitting their papers, are archived in this journal's submission system. Papers published in the "Chinese Journal of School Health" will be permanently preserved on the journal's website (http://www.cjsh.org) and in reliable databases (such as CNKI). The "Chinese Journal of School Health" will never completely remove any paper from its website. However, if deletion is necessary for legal reasons, the URL of the deleted paper will include detailed reasons for the deletion, and the paper will be retained in the internal archive of the "Chinese Journal of School Health." If the journal ceases publication, the "Chinese Journal of School Health" ensures that the journal files will be transferred to a responsible third party for archiving to ensure their content remains accessible.
This journal allows authors to deposit all versions of their articles in institutional or other disciplinary repositories of their choice. The canonical journal publication information must be indicated in the metadata of the deposited article in the repository and should be cited as the recommended reference format.
