Publishing Ethics

Publishing Ethics

The Journal of Asian Health ensures compliance with the guidelines and practices determined by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). Ethical publication allows for high-quality scientific publication that promotes public trust and proper credit for ideas.

Papers submitted to the Journal of Asian Health are subject to a rigorous, single blind peer review process in order to ensure scientific validity.

About the journal

The Journal of Asian Health (JAH) was founded by Dr. Gloria Wu in 2011 and is currently managed within the Stanford University School of Medicine. The Journal's mission is to contribute to the understanding of the social and medical determinants of health among Asian populations in the United States and across the globe.

The Journal of Asian Health is an open access, non-subscription-based publication with broad, online reach accessible by clinicians, researchers, and the public. No publication fees are required and articles utilize Creative Commons (CC) licensing.

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