Open access · Peer reviewed · Published since 2018
Peer-reviewed research on preventing infection, published open access and written for the laboratories, clinical teams, programs and public-health services that carry prevention out.
ISSN 2690-4837 DOI prefix 10.14302 CC BY 4.0 Open access Published since 2018
The journal
Infection prevention is carried out at a particular point by someone responsible for it — a laboratory that identifies a resistant organism, a surgical team that changes a routine, an immunization program that closes a gap in coverage, a ministry that writes a standard. This journal holds that whole range in one place, so evidence produced at one point reaches the people working at the others.
It is international in the plain sense: it publishes prevention research from any country and any resource setting, and asks authors to describe the setting closely enough that a reader elsewhere can judge what transfers.
Subject coverage runs from sources, reservoirs and resistance, through detection and surveillance, the measures that interrupt transmission and the means that protect exposed people, to the programs, systems and policy that keep prevention in place. Laboratory, clinical, environmental, veterinary, behavioral and health-systems contributions are all read on the terms of the discipline that produced them.
The full statement of subject coverage, the forms of work the journal publishes and the test a manuscript has to meet belong to the aims and scope page.
The published record
Every peer-reviewed record IJIP has published, in the issue it appears in. Each title links to its registered DOI, so the record can be checked at source.
Volume 1, Issue 3
4 records
Volume 1, Issue 2
4 records
Volume 1, Issue 1
4 records
The record above is the journal’s complete published archive: 12 records across 1 volume and 3 issues. It shows the range of work the journal has published; the subject coverage it welcomes is wider than any archive. Archive totals reflect the journal’s current published record. Browse by issue in the archive.
Editorial responsibility
The editorial board has 7 members working in 6 countries. Their names, roles and verified profiles are listed on the editorial board page. Editors recuse themselves from decisions on their own submissions, which are handled independently.
Publishing terms
Submission
Three routes are open to authors. Each reaches the same editorial office, and each is set out below with its destination.
Authors must use only one submission route for the same manuscript.