Privacy Statement

EDITORIAL POLICIES

Privacy Statement

The Journal of Digital Health and Advanced Biomaterials — JDHAB collects and processes personal data only as necessary to support legitimate journal operations, editorial workflows, peer review, publication, indexing, archiving, and compliance with applicable legal and ethical requirements.

Journal of Digital Health and Advanced Biomaterials (JDHAB) collects and processes personal data solely to support legitimate journal operations, including manuscript submission, peer review, editorial communication, publication, indexing, archiving, and compliance with applicable legal and ethical requirements.

Personal data provided to the journal are not used for commercial purposes.

Privacy Principles

01

Purpose

Personal data are processed to manage journal workflow, reviewer invitations, publication processes, indexing, and long-term archiving.

02

Minimization

Only personal data necessary for journal operations and scholarly communication are collected and processed.

03

Confidentiality

Submitted manuscripts, peer-review materials, and editorial communications are handled with appropriate confidentiality.

04

Security

Reasonable technical and organizational measures are adopted to protect personal data and editorial records.

Purpose and Data Minimization

Purpose

Personal data are processed to manage the editorial workflow, reviewer invitations, publication processes, indexing, and long-term archiving.

Data Minimization

Only personal data necessary for journal operations and scholarly communication are collected and processed.

Confidentiality and Security

Confidentiality

Submitted manuscripts, peer-review materials, editorial correspondence, author records, reviewer records, and unpublished editorial information are handled with appropriate confidentiality.

Security

JDHAB adopts reasonable technical and organizational measures to protect personal data, editorial records, submission files, and journal communications from unauthorized access, misuse, loss, or improper disclosure.

Services, Metadata, and Retention

Third-Party Services

Limited data sharing may occur with essential service providers, such as hosting, email, indexing, DOI registration, and archiving services, when necessary for journal operations and compliance with publishing standards.

Published Metadata

Author names, affiliations, ORCID identifiers, article titles, abstracts, keywords, references, funding information, and other publication metadata may be made publicly available as part of the scholarly record.

Data Retention

Editorial and publication records may be retained for as long as necessary to preserve the integrity, traceability, accountability, and continuity of the journal’s scholarly and administrative record.

Data Subject Rights and Contact

Data Subject Rights

Users may request access to, correction of, or deletion of their personal data where applicable and in accordance with relevant legal frameworks, editorial obligations, and scholarly record preservation requirements.

Privacy Contact

Questions regarding privacy or personal data requests should be directed to: editor@jdhab.org

Commitment to Privacy and Editorial Trust

JDHAB is committed to protecting personal data, preserving editorial confidentiality, maintaining publication integrity, and supporting responsible scholarly communication.