Indexing, Abstracting, and Digital Preservation
Annals of Contemporary Medicine is committed to the widespread discovery, open availability, and long-term preservation of medical research. In alignment with our commitment to the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA), we prioritize open-science infrastructure and article-level metrics rather than closed, singular journal rankings.
Our content is indexed, abstracted, and discoverable across the following global networks:
International Citation & Evaluation Databases
- Index Copernicus
- Dimensions
- The Lens
- Semantic Scholar
Global Library Catalogs & Discovery Networks
- WorldCat
- EBSCO
- Mir@bel
Open Access Registries & Search Engines
- ROAD
- Google Scholar
- OpenAlex
Digital Archiving & Data Preservation
- Zenodo (CERN)
Metadata Compliance Statement
To ensure seamless automated indexing across these networks, Annals of Contemporary Medicine delivers rich machine-readable metadata. Every published article is assigned a permanent Digital Object Identifier (DOI), which includes fully deposited abstract records and reference lists.

