Dear colleagues,
Please let me know, what is criteria for inclusion some of journals, and some not, to your basis? I upload my paper from that journal, but couldn't put journal name because don't exist in your basis.
I didn't find journal Acta Historiae Medicinae, Stomatologiae, Pharmaciae, Medicinae, Veterinariae with ISSN ISSN 0352-7840 (print), and ISSN 2466-2925 (online)
As I am secretary of that journal which exist from 1961, with break in 1990s and then re-eastablished in 2013, please let me know what is needed to include it.
Kind regards,
Maja
Scientific databases such as PubMed or Scopus have their own inclusion criteria for journals to be included in their databases. Generally, these criteria include factors such as peer-review, editorial quality, and the scope and relevance of the content.
For example, PubMed includes biomedical literature from journals that meet the standards of the National Library of Medicine (NLM), which include quality criteria such as editorial content, peer-review, and scientific accuracy. Scopus, on the other hand, includes scholarly literature from peer-reviewed journals that meet their inclusion criteria based on the content, quality, and relevance of the articles.
It is possible that a particular journal may not be included in these databases due to not meeting the inclusion criteria or not yet having been evaluated for inclusion. However, this does not necessarily reflect the quality of the journal or the research published in it.
The same happened to me and I don't understand why. Even if the journal is indexed in databases, I cannot add
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