We recently had a case of parasitic pleural effusion demonstrating the microfilaria in pleural fluid, the patient was also diagnosed with lung malignancy. Any free journals?
I would imagine that you could ask the journal you are interested in if this is possiblity. I have seen it in the JOSPT . (www.jospt.org) A link to a video was given in the article. A link to slides is sometimes made as well. I found this a very valuable extra service of both author and journal.
The BioMedcentral journals are all open access. Go to http://www.biomedcentral.com/journals for the full long list of the many journals involved.
Hi,
The costs of publications is too much.
http://www.biomedcentral.com/about/apcfaq/howmuch
Sorry Gyanshahkar, you are right. Although it is always worth your while to ask for a discount. Publishers sometimes do take kindly to these requests. The price for having biomedcentral journals openaccess is actually being paid for by the contributors it would seem.
I second the idea of asking for a waiver--most open access journals are receptive to requests coming from low- or middle-income country researchers. The author guidelines usually describe how to do this; for BMC's Journal of Medical Case Reports see www.jmedicalcasereports.com/about/apcfaq/waivers. Good luck!
A lot of journals accept videos as supplementary ,materials. It is more common with surgical journals I think. Atleast in oral and Maxillofacial surgery journals, it has become a common practice (IJOMS, BJOMS etc;) that they accept extra video material which can be made available online. The reason is that sometimes they have a limit on the number of images / tables that can be included and the author wishes to add extra material which are then placed online. If you want everyone to have an access to it, then it might not be an answer ...
http://www.elsevier.com/journals/respiratory-medicine/0954-6111/guide-for-authors
http://erj.ersjournals.com/site/misc/ifora.xhtml
Open source journals have to levy a fee because they are not getting paid by the readers ... and they have limited resources. But most elsivier journals permit you to pay a fee and make the article available as open source (but the fees are exhorbitant! :( as far as I know) ...
Just my piece of thought. If I am wrong somewhere, please correct me :)
Regards and all the best for your publication!
I hope, Mr Mishra had already found the suitable journal for your work . Video Journal of Education and Pedagogy, Springer Open journal publish video journal in the field of education which is open access and free of course. check out the link
http://www.springer.com/education+%26+language/learning+%26+instruction/journal/40990
Submit free of charge to world journal of clinical cases and ask for a weiver
Do they publish the Visio it self or take it for documentation only
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