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What is the public access policy of Elsevier NIH?

The NIH(opens in new tab/window) public access policy(opens in new tab/window) requires authors to submit accepted manuscripts that arise from NIH funding to PubMed Central, immediately upon acceptance for publication, to be made publicly available after 12 months.

What is the US governments policy on free access if an article is published with NIH funding?

The NIH Public Access Policy, in effect since 2008, requires that NIH-supported researchers submit their peer-reviewed manuscripts to the PubMed Central (PMC) digital archive of full-text biomedical literature upon acceptance for publication, making them freely available to the public after an allowable embargo period

How long does it take to get NIH summary statement?

NIH releases scores in the Commons within 3 business days and uploads your summary statement within 30 days.

What are the 5 scored review criteria for NIH?

Before the SRG meeting, each reviewer assigned to an application gives a separate score for each of (at least) five review criteria (i.e., Significance, Investigator(s), Innovation, Approach, and Environment for research grants and cooperative agreements; see Review Criteria at a Glance).

What is an NIH RFI?

Request for Information (RFI): Inviting Comments and Suggestions on Opportunities and Challenges for the Collection, Use, and Sharing of Real-World Data (RWD) including Electronic Health Records, for NIH Supported Biomedical and Behavioral Research.

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What is the Pmcid for NIH Public Access Policy?

The PMCID is a unique reference number or identifier that is assigned to every article that is accepted into PMC. The PMCID is also used by recipients of NIH funding to demonstrate compliance with the NIH Public Access policy. The PMCID can be found in both PMC and PubMed.

When did NIH Public Access Policy start?

Since April 7, 2008, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has required that an authors final version of any peer-reviewed journal article resulting from NIH-funded activities be submitted to the PubMed Central repository, where it will be available to the public within 12 months after the journal article is

What is the public access policy of the National Institutes of Health NIH?

The Public Access Policy ensures that the public has access to the published results of NIH-funded research. It requires scientists to submit final peer-reviewed journal manuscripts that arise from NIH funds to the digital archive PubMed Central ().

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