Editorial Board

Access to scholarly publications has significantly evolved during the last decade; particularly those associated with the Life Science and related Sectors. Influential and diverse technical advances and applications emerging from intramural research and development programmes as well as through collaborative initiatives amongst corporate consortia encompassing Regional Small Medium Size Enterprises (SMEs) have changed the structure, policies and guiding principles of numerous prestigious journals.

Regardless of a number of changes made by several publishers, the voluntary participation of members of the editorial board remains a cornerstone to ensure the continuity, expansion and access to credible, valuable original articles and up to date topic-oriented reviews.

Original contributions accepted for publication in the Journal of Entrepreneurial Health Sciences and Innovation™, the Journal of Health Sciences Observational News™ and within the Public Health Views and Notes™ are circulated among members of the Editorial Board for comments and general guidance on the suitability, quality and most importantly originality of the manuscripts to be considered for publication.

Members of the board ensure that authors have followed the policies and procedures required for publication, in particular making sure that peer-review summations, anti-plagiarism statements and copy right licence rights have been signed by corresponding senior authors.

Most importantly, members of the board provide original insights to address deficiencies, secure continuity, integrity and robust frameworks to expand open access by authors and readers as well as to ensure that emerging topics are accurately and promptly addressed. Apart from annual informal gatherings to review policies and procedures as well as to review deficiencies and opportunities, board members are free to submit, from time to time, original and review contributions within their field of expertise.

Members of the editorial board are not remunerated and are not responsible for the content and views presented by authors of published manuscripts.

The Editor-in-Chief may request voluntary retraction of publications otherwise considered by readers or interested parties to have infringed copyrights or original contributions previously made available to corresponding authors.