Journal IndexingInternational Epilepsy Journal
IEJ prioritizes trusted indexing signals and open discovery pathways so epilepsy research reaches the global scholarly community.
Indexing Signals at a Glance
We combine integrity checks with broad discovery to maximize visibility and trust.
CrossMark Updates
Version control clarifies corrections so readers access the most accurate record.
Similarity Screening
Crossref Similarity Check supports originality and research integrity.
Discovery Platforms
Scholar, OpenAlex, and other systems surface your work quickly.
Library Visibility
WorldCat improves discoverability in academic and hospital libraries.
Indexing and Discovery
International Epilepsy Journal ensures your work receives visibility and credibility through verified scholarly infrastructure. We combine persistent identifiers, structured metadata, and open discovery to maximize reach.
This approach helps clinicians, researchers, and policy teams find and cite epilepsy studies quickly, supporting faster translation into practice.
Global Discovery Channels
Articles are distributed to discovery and library systems that support global access to epilepsy research.
- Google Scholar
- WorldCat (OCLC)
- Semantic Scholar
- OpenAlex
- CORE
- BASE
Integrity and Version Control
CrossMark version control ensures readers access the most current version of each article and see any corrections clearly marked.
Crossref Similarity Check supports originality and research integrity during editorial review.
Visibility Timeline
From acceptance to discovery, metadata workflows move quickly.
Final files and metadata are confirmed and validated.
DOIs and metadata are deposited for indexing services.
Search platforms begin surfacing the article to readers.
Stable identifiers support citations and long term access.
PubMed and PMC Note
Not all articles are indexed in PubMed. Articles funded by NIH or other agencies that require deposit may be deposited in PubMed Central and then appear in PubMed.
Why Indexing Matters
Indexing improves citation integrity and supports rapid discovery of epilepsy studies that influence clinical protocols and patient safety decisions.
CrossMark and Corrections
CrossMark shows readers when updates or corrections are issued, protecting the integrity of epilepsy evidence over time.
Crossref Similarity Check
Similarity screening supports originality and protects the integrity of epilepsy research. Authors can reduce similarity concerns by citing sources and avoiding recycled text.
Library Cataloging
WorldCat listing improves discoverability in academic libraries and hospital systems. This helps epilepsy care teams access evidence for policy and protocol updates.
Indexing vs Discovery
Indexing ensures persistent citation links and standardized records, while discovery services help readers find articles quickly. IEJ supports both pathways to maximize epilepsy research impact.
Metadata Quality
Accurate titles, abstracts, keywords, and author information improve indexing outcomes. Providing ORCID identifiers and funder details helps systems match your work to grants and institutions.
Sitemaps and Harvesting
IEJ maintains structured metadata and sitemaps to support harvesting by discovery platforms. This improves visibility for epilepsy research soon after publication.
Discovery Speed
Discovery platforms typically index new articles within 24 to 48 hours of publication. This supports rapid dissemination of findings for clinicians, researchers, and patients.
Questions About Indexing?
Contact the editorial office for indexing status, metadata support, or repository guidance.
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