Indexing & Abstracting

Indexing & Abstracting

Scholarly Discovery and Visibility of NADI: Journal of Health Sciences

NADI: Journal of Health Sciences is committed to increasing the visibility, accessibility, discoverability, and scholarly impact of published research through recognized academic indexing and discovery services.

Journal articles and their bibliographic metadata are prepared and made available in a structured manner to support discovery through scholarly search platforms and facilitate access to research in health sciences.

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Published articles are prepared for scholarly discovery through Google Scholar, supporting wider visibility, citation tracking, academic search, and dissemination of research published by the journal.

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1. Indexing and Discoverability

NADI: Journal of Health Sciences provides structured bibliographic information for published articles to support scholarly discovery. Article metadata includes information such as article title, author names, institutional affiliations, abstract, keywords, publication details, references, and Digital Object Identifier (DOI), where available.

Accurate and complete metadata improves article discoverability and helps researchers locate, identify, cite, and access scholarly publications more effectively.

2. Google Scholar

Google Scholar is a scholarly search service that assists users in discovering academic literature across disciplines. Through scholarly discovery services such as Google Scholar, published research can gain wider visibility among researchers, lecturers, students, practitioners, and other academic communities.

Scholarly discovery supports:

  • Wider visibility of published articles.
  • Improved accessibility of scholarly research.
  • Discovery through article titles, authors, keywords, and citations.
  • Citation tracking and scholarly referencing.
  • Greater dissemination of research findings.
  • Improved connection between published research and the wider academic community.

3. Metadata Quality

The journal seeks to maintain accurate, consistent, and complete article metadata to support effective indexing and scholarly retrieval.

Metadata Element Information
Article Title Presented clearly and consistently according to the published article.
Author Information Includes author names and institutional affiliations.
Abstract Provides a concise summary of the research.
Keywords Supports topic-based scholarly discovery.
Publication Information Includes journal title, volume, issue, year, and publication details.
DOI Provides a persistent identifier for published articles where assigned.
References Presented consistently to support scholarly citation and reference linking.

4. Scholarly Visibility

The journal recognizes that indexing and scholarly discovery contribute to the dissemination and visibility of scientific publications. Therefore, the editorial and production process seeks to ensure that article metadata and full-text publications remain accessible, structured, consistent, and suitable for scholarly retrieval.

Authors are also encouraged to use consistent author names, institutional affiliations, ORCID identifiers where available, accurate references, and appropriate keywords to strengthen the discoverability of their publications.

5. Citation and Academic Impact

Scholarly indexing and discovery can contribute to increased visibility and citation opportunities for published research. However, NADI: Journal of Health Sciences does not engage in inappropriate citation practices or guarantee particular citation outcomes.

Authors, reviewers, and editors are expected to use references because of their scientific relevance and contribution to the manuscript rather than for the artificial manipulation of journal, author, or article citation metrics.

6. Indexing Development

NADI: Journal of Health Sciences is committed to progressively strengthening its scholarly visibility and dissemination. The journal may pursue inclusion in additional appropriate indexing and abstracting services as its publication history, editorial quality, metadata quality, scholarly impact, and eligibility develop.

Any indexing service displayed on this page should represent the journal's actual indexing or discovery status and may be updated when the journal is included in additional scholarly databases.

Indexing & Abstracting Summary

Publication → Metadata → Scholarly Discovery → Visibility → Citation
Indexing & Discovery Google Scholar
Article Access Open Access
Metadata Structured bibliographic and article information
Main Objective Scholarly visibility, discoverability, dissemination, and citation

NADI: Journal of Health Sciences is committed to strengthening the visibility, discoverability, accessibility, and scholarly impact of its publications through high-quality metadata, open access dissemination, and appropriate scholarly indexing and discovery services.

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