Guidelines for Library Collaboration

Java Nursing Journal (JNJ) welcomes collaboration with libraries, university libraries, medical and health sciences libraries, and other information centers to enhance the accessibility, discoverability, preservation, and academic use of its published content. As an open access journal, all articles published in the journal are freely available to readers, enabling libraries to support students, researchers, educators, nurses, clinicians, and healthcare professionals with unrestricted access to current scientific knowledge in nursing and related healthcare disciplines.

Library collaboration may include, but is not limited to, integrating journal content into institutional library catalogs, repositories, and discovery systems; promoting the journal through academic communication channels; supporting information literacy, scholarly communication, and research dissemination activities; and facilitating awareness of open access scholarly resources among library users. Collaboration may also involve participation in academic events, workshops, webinars, research literacy programs, and other initiatives that strengthen scholarly communication and professional development.

Through such partnerships, libraries can help expand the reach, visibility, accessibility, and academic impact of Java Nursing Journal (JNJ) while contributing to the dissemination of reliable scientific evidence in nursing, healthcare practice, education, and interdisciplinary research. These collaborations also support the broader mission of improving equitable access to scholarly knowledge and encouraging the use of high-quality research within academic, clinical, and professional communities.

Libraries interested in establishing collaboration with Java Nursing Journal (JNJ) are invited to contact the editorial team via avor@eism.web.id . The journal team will coordinate with library representatives to discuss potential forms of collaboration, develop appropriate partnership arrangements where applicable, and support the effective implementation of collaborative activities.

This partnership is intended to strengthen scholarly communication, expand access to scientific knowledge, enhance academic engagement, and contribute to the advancement of nursing science, healthcare research, evidence-based practice, and professional development at both national and international levels.