"Open Access" generally refers to scholarship that is free to read and re-use.
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Green OA: Publish in a subscription journal but keep your rights and archive a copy of your article in an disciplinary repository. This allows authors to meet the public access requirements that many research funding agencies have.
Gold OA: Publish in an Open Access journal.
There are two other distinctions to keep in mind when talking about OA:
Libre OA: Scholarship that is free of most licensing and copyright restrictions.
Gratis OA: Scholarship that is free to read, but still has licensing and copyright restrictions.
Nursing Open - John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
SAGE Open Nursing (SON) - Sage Journals
BMC Nursing - BMC (Part of Springer Nature)
European Journal of Midwifery - European Publishing (Hellenic Midwives Association)
Asian Nursing Research - Elsevier
Nursing: Research and Reviews - Dovepress
Nursing & Care Open Access Journal - MedCrave
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