Indexing and Abstracting
JOURNAL INTERDISCIPLINARY HEALTH (JIH)
Indexing and Abstracting
Research Visibility • Discoverability • Scholarly Metadata
Journal Discoverability
Journal Interdisciplinary Health (JIH) is committed to enhancing the visibility, accessibility, and discoverability of published scholarly research through academic search platforms, bibliographic databases, research discovery services, and persistent identifier infrastructure. The following links provide access to the journal's profiles, records, or publication searches on the respective platforms.
Academic Discovery and Indexing Services
Google Scholar
Google Scholar is an academic search engine that helps researchers discover scholarly literature, identify related publications, and explore citation information. The linked Google Scholar profile provides an additional route for locating journal-related scholarly records.
View Google Scholar ProfileGARUDA – Garba Rujukan Digital
GARUDA is an Indonesian scholarly discovery platform that provides access to academic publication records. The journal's linked GARUDA page supports the discovery of JIH publications and their bibliographic information.
View GARUDA Journal RecordDimensions
Dimensions is a research discovery and analytics platform that connects scholarly publications with research-related information. The link below opens a publication search associated with JIH. The presence of an individual publication record does not necessarily establish comprehensive journal-level coverage.
Search Publications in DimensionsCrossref – DOI and Metadata Discovery
Crossref provides DOI registration and scholarly metadata infrastructure. The linked search allows users to locate bibliographic records associated with the journal's identifier. Crossref is a persistent identifier and metadata registration service rather than a selective journal indexing database.
Search Crossref RecordsMetadata Quality and Indexing Transparency
JIH supports accurate and consistent bibliographic metadata, including article titles, author names, institutional affiliations, abstracts, keywords, publication dates, volume and issue information, and Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) where assigned. Journal discovery and coverage may vary across platforms. Inclusion of individual articles in a discovery service does not imply formal journal-level indexing or accreditation. Indexing information should be updated when the journal's coverage or status changes.










