Health Open Research:
Cause, Cure & Care
Launching in November 2022
An introduction to the new Health Open Research Platform
We are excited to introduce Health Open Research: Cause, Cure & Care, a new open research publishing venue for researchers working in health, medical and social care research.
Launching in November 2022, Health Open Research will allow authors to publish their research utilizing F1000’s innovative publishing model and to share and discover trusted research in an open, accessible, and reusable way.
As well as traditional Research Articles, Health Open Research will host a variety of non-traditional article types, including Policy Briefs, Study Protocols, Clinical Practice Articles, and more. All research will be published open access and will benefit from open and invited post-publication peer review.
We have worked with the Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC) to develop a platform which aims to maximize the potential and real-world impact of research.
We invite all organizations, research institutes and researchers who are interested in working with us on Health Open Research to get in touch.
Publish on Health Open Research
Health Open Research will be open to all researchers working in health, medical and social care research. We welcome submissions across all areas of health, medical and social care research, including:
basic scientific, translational, applied and clinical research, including quantitative and qualitative studies, in all areas of health and disease.
collaborative, multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research including public & patient involvement, comorbidity and multimorbidity studies.
health and healthcare related research including implementation science, observational studies and clinical trials, health systems and health services research.
health economics, public health, social care, health promotion, health policy and practice, ethics (including patient data) and health training.
All research outputs will be published irrespective of the perceived level of interest or novelty; we accept confirmatory and replication studies, as well as negative and null results.
What are the benefits?
Rapid and transparent publishing – Health Open Research offers an author-centered experience that maximizes the discoverability of your work.
Facilitates collaboration, engagement and dialogue around research, making research results available to everyone including those living with and affected by the conditions being studied.
Accelerates the progress of research – thanks to our innovative publishing model new insights, innovations, and treatments can become available to those who need them more rapidly, maximizing the potential for research to be used and have a real world impact.
All articles published on Health Open Research are open access and fully adhere to the FAIR Data Principles, promoting the broadest reuse of research data.
A variety of research outputs accepted, including Policy Briefs, Study Protocols, Clinical Practice Articles, and more.
Become an affiliate partner of Health Open Research
With the support of our first partner, The Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC), and future affiliate partners, Health Open Research seeks to create a global publishing venue for health, medical and social care research.
Get in touch to learn more about how your organization can become an affiliate partner of the platform and how it could benefit you and your members.
About F1000
F1000 fosters a culture of innovation to accelerate the reach of knowledge and put it in the hands of those who will shape the future. They achieve this through providing open research publishing platforms and services to research funders and institutions, including the European Commission, Wellcome and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, as well as directly to researchers through its own open research publishing platform, F1000Research.
About the Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC)
The Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC) is a membership organization dedicated to supporting medical research charities in saving and improving lives through research and innovation.