The European Journal of Medical Practitioners (EJMP) is committed to protecting the intellectual property rights of authors while ensuring the broad dissemination and long-term preservation of published scholarly work. This Copyright Policy outlines the ownership, licensing, and permitted use of articles published in the journal.

Copyright Ownership

Authors retain the copyright of their published work. Submission and publication in EJMP do not transfer copyright ownership to the journal unless otherwise agreed through a separate written agreement.

Upon acceptance of a manuscript, authors grant EJMP a non-exclusive license to publish, reproduce, distribute, archive, and display the article in both electronic and print formats as part of the official scholarly record.

Author Rights

Authors retain the right to:

• Reuse their published work in books, theses, dissertations, or future scholarly works.
• Share the published article with colleagues and students for educational and research purposes.
• Deposit the published version in institutional repositories or personal websites, subject to the journal's self-archiving policy.
• Present the published work at conferences, seminars, and academic meetings.
• Use figures, tables, and other original content in future publications with proper acknowledgment of the original publication in EJMP.

Journal Rights

The journal reserves the right to:

• Publish accepted manuscripts in print and electronic formats.
• Archive published articles permanently.
• Include published content in indexing and abstracting databases.
• Promote published articles through academic platforms, social media, and other scholarly communication channels.
• Preserve articles to ensure long-term accessibility and integrity of the scholarly record.

Licensing

Unless otherwise stated, articles published in EJMP are made available under the licensing terms specified by the journal at the time of publication. Authors and readers are encouraged to review the applicable license accompanying each published article to understand the permitted uses and distribution rights.

Permissions

Permission is not required for the use of brief quotations, citations, or references from published articles provided appropriate acknowledgment is given.

Written permission may be required for:

• Reproduction of complete articles in commercial publications.
• Translation of published articles for commercial distribution.
• Extensive reproduction of figures, tables, or other copyrighted materials beyond the scope of fair use.
• Commercial reuse of journal content not permitted under the applicable license.

Requests for permissions should be directed to the Editorial Office.

Third-Party Material

Authors are responsible for obtaining written permission to reproduce any copyrighted material, including figures, tables, illustrations, photographs, questionnaires, or other content owned by third parties.

Copies of all required permissions must be submitted before publication. Failure to obtain necessary permissions may delay or prevent publication.

Copyright Infringement

EJMP takes allegations of copyright infringement seriously. Any claim regarding unauthorized use of copyrighted material will be investigated promptly.

Where infringement is confirmed, the journal may take appropriate action, including:

• Removal or correction of infringing material.
• Publication of a correction or retraction.
• Notification of the relevant institutions or publishers.
• Other actions consistent with publication ethics and applicable copyright laws.

Responsibility of Authors

By submitting a manuscript, authors confirm that:

• The work is original.
• They are the rightful copyright holders or have obtained all necessary permissions.
• The manuscript does not infringe upon the intellectual property rights of any individual or organization.
• All third-party materials have been properly acknowledged and authorized for publication.

Contact

Questions regarding copyright, permissions, licensing, or reuse of published material should be directed to the Editorial Office of the European Journal of Medical Practitioners (EJMP).

Email: [Insert Official Journal Email]

Website: https://ejmponline.com