Indexes & Databases

Abstracting & Indexing

TCMIS has signed the DORA declaration to demonstrate its commitment to improving the effectiveness of research assessment. TCMIS endorses the principles of the Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) and is committed to responsible research and researcher assessment. The journal does not rely on journal-based metrics as measures of article quality or researcher performance. Editorial and peer-review decisions are based on the intrinsic merit, rigor, originality, and relevance of each submission. As part of this commitment, the journal:

• Prioritizes content-based assessment over journal-level metrics
• Encourages transparency in peer review and citation practices [1]
• Supports the use of persistent identifiers (e.g., ORCID) [2]
• Recognizes diverse scholarly contributions and clear author attribution

This statement reflects our current practices and our ongoing efforts to further align journal policies with DORA’s principles.
See more:
[1] https://tcmis.org/index.php/files/about
[2] https://tcmis.org/index.php/files/about/submissions#authorGuidelines

Note that applications to other well-known prestigious databases are in progress.

TCMIS ensures the long-term preservation and accessibility of its published content. All journal volumes are permanently archived in the Internet Archive and are publicly accessible through this link (click here).

Through this archiving arrangement, the journal guarantees continuous, free, and permanent access to its published articles, even in the event that the journal’s primary website becomes unavailable.