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02/06/2016 at 10:04 am #73145
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Good morning,
Today, the first edition of Infection, Disease and Health was launched online on Science Direct. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/24680451 This is a significant milestone for the journal. All articles in the first edition are freely available.
The articles also appear on the branded website for the journal http://www.idhjournal.com.auYou can follow updates on articles, including notifications when new articles first go online by following the journal on Twitter – @IHDjournal
The journal has some notable inclusions:
* As a hybrid journal authors can choose to submit their papers open access if they wish. During 2016 ACIPC members will receive a 50% discount when submitting to Infection, Disease & Health – if they chose to publish open access.
* Share Links allow authors to give everyone they choose 50 days free access to their newly published article – share with your peers, or send it viral on social media
* Fast review speed – just four weeks from submission to first decision
* Global readership – hosted on ScienceDirect, licensed to 30,000 top institutes around the world with over 15 million researchers and practitioners
* Speedy publication – just 4 weeks from submission to first decision and just two weeks between acceptance and your article being published online (and citable)
* Broad international scope
There are plans to continue to develop and enhance the readership of the journal this year.
I encourage you to submit your work to the journal. We have a wide variety of options available, including correspondence/letters to the editor, short reports and of course full research papers.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Regards
Brett
Associate Professor Brett Mitchell
Interim Editor-in-Chief
Infection, Disease and HealthOfficial Publication of the Australasian College for Infection Prevention and Control
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