Open Access Policy
NEJSR is an open-access journal. Published articles are intended to be freely available to readers without subscription access.
Journal governance
NEJSR publishes its editorial, research, publication, access, privacy, and scholarly-record policies in a structured public directory.
Approved journal fact or policy direction.
Draft direction that requires formal approval.
Depends on a later operational or governance decision.
Access and Rights
NEJSR is an open-access journal. Published articles are intended to be freely available to readers without subscription access.
Authors retain copyright, and NEJSR publishes accepted articles under CC BY 4.0.
Editorial Process
NEJSR uses double-anonymous peer review with editorial screening and a normal minimum of two confirmed reviewers.
NEJSR will publish a defined pathway for editorial appeals, complaints, and concerns before manuscript processing begins.
Research and Publication Ethics
NEJSR plans to align editorial practice with recognized scholarly publishing ethics and transparent procedures.
Authors should comply with ethical requirements applicable to the research and evidence included in a submitted manuscript.
Authors, reviewers, and editors should disclose relationships or interests that may affect, or reasonably appear to affect, scholarly judgment.
NEJSR will publish clear rules for author, reviewer, and editor use of generative artificial intelligence and related tools.
Submitted manuscripts should represent original scholarly work with appropriate citation and attribution.
Research Transparency
NEJSR plans to request a data availability statement appropriate to the evidence-synthesis design and materials used.
Scholarly Record
NEJSR plans visible, linked procedures for correcting or retracting published material when the scholarly record requires an update.
The long-term preservation service and deposit workflow will be published after the production infrastructure is selected.
Privacy and Data
NEJSR will publish a detailed privacy notice before collecting manuscript, reviewer, or account information through production systems.