About the Journal

Publivana Journal of Health Innovation (PJHI) (E-ISSN: XXXX-XXXX) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal published biannually by CV. Publivana Publishing, a publishing organization registered with the Ministry of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia on July 23, 2020 (Registration Number AHU-038612-AH). The journal is committed to publishing high-quality scientific contributions that advance innovation in health sciences, healthcare delivery, education, and community well-being. PJHI aims to promote interdisciplinary research and evidence-based practices that improve health outcomes, strengthen healthcare systems, foster healthy lifestyles, and address contemporary public health challenges through innovative approaches.

PJHI welcomes original research articles, systematic reviews, scoping reviews, case studies, and short communications from researchers, academics, healthcare professionals, and policymakers. The journal encourages studies that bridge scientific discovery with practical implementation, support sustainable improvements in health services, education, and community health, and contribute to the advancement of innovative solutions for local, national, and global health challenges.

The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:

Public Health and Health Promotion
Healthcare Innovation and Health Systems
Clinical and Community Health
Nursing and Allied Health Sciences
Health Education and Medical Education
Digital Health, Telemedicine, and Health Informatics
Health Technology and Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy
Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine
Maternal, Child, and Family Health
Epidemiology and Disease Prevention
Occupational and Environmental Health
Mental Health and Psychological Well-being
Community-Based Health Interventions
Health Policy, Management, and Administration
Global Health and Sustainable Development
Innovations in Healthcare Practice, Education, and Community Services

Publivana Journal of Health Innovation (PJHI) is published biannually by Publivana Publishing and serves as an international platform for disseminating innovative research that contributes to improving health, healthcare quality, and the well-being of individuals and communities.

Publication Frequency

Publivana Journal of Health Innovation (PJHI) is published twice a year in January-June and July-December.

Indexing and Abstracting

Publivana Journal of Health Innovation (PJHI) has been indexed on Google Scholar, Crossref, Dimensions, GARUDA, and Scilit.

Article Processing Charge

Publivana Journal of Health Innovation (PJHI) does not charge authors any fee for submitting, processing, and publishing articles. All processes of article publication are free of charge. Readers can read and download any full-text articles for free of charge.

Plagiarism Policy

1. Introduction

This journal maintains a strict policy against plagiarism to ensure the originality and integrity of the scholarly works it publishes. We are committed to publishing original research and adhere to the highest standards of publication ethics. This policy outlines our definition of plagiarism, the procedures for its detection, and the action taken when it is identified. All authors submitting manuscripts to this journal must affirm that their work is original and has not been plagiarized.

2. Description

Plagiarism involves presenting another person's work, ideas, words, or data as one's own without proper attribution or permission. This includes, but is not limited to:

Directly copying text, phrases, or substantial portions of another's work without using quotation marks and appropriate citation is considered plagiarism.
One should avoid paraphrasing another's work too closely without providing adequate attribution.
Using figures, tables, data, or research results from other sources without proper acknowledgment or permission is also considered plagiarism.
Presenting ideas, theories, or interpretations from others as one's own original thought is unacceptable.
Self-plagiarism, also known as redundant or overlapping publication, involves reusing significant portions of one's own previously published work without appropriate citation or justification.

Plagiarism is a serious breach of academic and publication ethics and is unacceptable in any form. This journal expects all authors to scrupulously acknowledge the work and ideas of others.

3. Policy

Screening: All manuscripts submitted to this journal undergo a rigorous plagiarism check prior to peer review.
Tool: The journal utilizes Turnitin, an industry-standard plagiarism detection software, to screen submitted manuscripts for text similarity.
Similarity Index: Turnitin reports that manuscripts with an overall similarity index of more than 20% will undergo further scrutiny. However, the journal recognizes that similarity indices require careful interpretation.
Exclusions from Similarity Check: The plagiarism detection software will be configured to exclude the list of references/bibliography and properly formatted direct quotations (enclosed in quotation marks and appropriately cited) from the similarity calculation.
Consequences of Plagiarism:
- Pre-publication: If plagiarism is detected in a submitted manuscript before publication, the manuscript will be rejected. We will notify the corresponding author, and if the plagiarism is extensive or severe, we may also inform the authors' institutions.
- Post-publication: If plagiarism is discovered in a published article, the journal will investigate the matter thoroughly. If plagiarism is confirmed, the article will be retracted. The journal will publish a notice of retraction and notify the authors' institutions.
- The journal reserves the right to take further action as appropriate, depending on the severity of the plagiarism.

4. Technicalities to Achieve and Materialize the Policies

Submission Screening: Upon receiving a new manuscript submission, the editorial office will use Turnitin to generate a similarity report.
Report Evaluation: Editorial staff will carefully review the similarity report. A high similarity index does not automatically mean plagiarism; human oversight is crucial. Editors will assess whether identified similarities constitute plagiarism or are legitimate (e.g., common phrases, methodological descriptions standard in the field, or properly cited material).
Author Responsibility: Authors are responsible for ensuring the originality of their submissions and for correctly citing all sources. Authors should ensure they have obtained permission to use any copyrighted material.
Handling Suspected Cases: If plagiarism is suspected at any stage, the journal will follow established ethical procedures for handling such allegations. This includes providing authors with an opportunity to respond to the allegations.
Transparency: The journal is committed to transparency in its plagiarism-checking process. Authors with questions about the plagiarism check are encouraged to contact the editorial office.
Continuous Improvement: The journal will regularly review and update its plagiarism policy and procedures to align with best practices and evolving standards in publication ethics.

COPE resources

Copyright Notice

1. Preamble

Publivana Journal of Health Innovation (PJHI) is committed to the principles of Open Access and the widest possible dissemination of scholarly research. This Copyright Notice outlines the terms under which articles are published in PJHI, emphasizing authors' retention of copyright and the Creative Commons license governing the use of published works. Our aim is to protect authors' rights while ensuring their research can be freely accessed, shared, reused, and built upon by the global academic community and the public.

2. Copyright Ownership

Authors who publish their articles in the Publivana Journal of Health Innovation (PJHI) retain full copyright of their work.

PJHI does not require authors to transfer copyright to the journal or its publisher, Universitas Andalas. The authors grant PESSR a non-exclusive license for the first publication of the work.

3. Publishing License and User Rights

All articles published in PJHI are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution–ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0).

This license permits users, including readers and the general public, to:

a. Share: Copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format
b. Adapt: Remix, transform, and build upon the material, including for commercial purposes

Under the following conditions:

a. Attribution (BY): Users must give appropriate credit to the author(s) and PESSR as the original source of publication (including article title, author name(s), journal name, volume, issue, page numbers, year, and DOI). A link to the original article and to the CC BY-SA 4.0 license must be provided, and any changes must be indicated.
b. ShareAlike (SA): If the material is remixed, transformed, or built upon, the modified material must be distributed under the same CC BY-SA 4.0 license.

The full legal code of the license is available at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

This licensing arrangement ensures maximum dissemination, reuse, and impact of published research while maintaining proper attribution and openness.

4. Authors' Rights for Reuse of Their Own Work

As copyright holders, authors have broad rights to reuse and distribute their published work, provided that proper acknowledgment of the original publication in PJHI is given (including full citation and DOI). These rights include, but are not limited to:

a. Posting copies of the published article on personal websites, institutional websites, or repositories (institutional, subject-based, or general repositories)

b. Reproducing the article in whole or in part in other works created by the author(s), such as book chapters, theses, or review articles

c. Using the article for teaching, training, and academic presentations

d. Presenting the article at meetings or conferences and distributing copies

5. Copyright of Peer Review Reports

Peer reviewers retain copyright of their review reports submitted to PESSR.

PJHI maintains the confidentiality of the peer review process. Review reports are shared with authors in anonymized form (under the journal’s double-blind peer review system) solely for the purpose of improving the manuscript. Reviewer reports will not be published or disclosed without the explicit consent of the reviewer(s).

6. Disclaimer

The views and opinions expressed in articles published in PJHI are solely those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of PJHI, its Editorial Board, or its publisher, CV. Publivana Publishing. PJHI and its publisher disclaim any responsibility or liability for any material contained in published articles.

7. Enforcement of Copyright

While authors retain copyright, PJHI is committed to protecting authors’ rights and will take reasonable steps to address any cases of plagiarism, copyright infringement, or license misuse involving articles published in the journal, in accordance with its ethical policies and COPE guidelines.

8. Contact for Copyright Inquiries

For questions regarding copyright, licensing, or permissions, please contact:

Editorial Office
Publivana Journal of Health Innovation (PJHI)
CV. Publivana Publishing
Email: admin@publivanapublishing
Website: https://journals.publivanapublishing.org/index.php/jshs

This Copyright Notice is intended to be clear and to ensure that all parties understand their rights and responsibilities concerning material published in Publivana Journal of Health Innovation (PJHI).