Member Record: Compuscript Ltd
| Title | Compuscript Ltd |
| Class |
Professional Publisher (Small) |
| URL | http://compuscript.com/publishers/ |
| Owner | Michael Cushley, majority shareholder and business owner. |
| Address | Compuscript Bay K, 11a, Shannon Business Park West, Shannon, Co Clare, Ireland |
| Copyright link | http://compuscript.com/publishers/copyright-policies/ |
| Copyright policy | Compuscript operates a completely open access copyright policy. Authors can either choose to publish with a CC BY or CC BY-NC license. |
| Complaint email | Family Medicine and Community Health: editorial_office@fmch-journal.org Cardiovascular Innovations and Applications: richard.conti@medicine.ufl.edu |
| Complaint policy | Compuscript adheres to COPE guidelines regarding appeals to editorial decisions and complaints. All authors have the right to appeal the rejection of their manuscript and authors can appeal directly by contacting the relevant journals. |
| Publication charge link | http://compuscript.com/publishers/author-fees/ |
| Publication charge policy | There are no publication fees for our journals. |
| OA journals | 2 |
| OA articles | 90 |
| Peer review process | http://compuscript.com/publishers/peer-review-2/ |
| Peer review policy | All journals published by Compuscript operate on the established basis of full and transparent peer review. All submitted research articles to any titles are subject to the highest standards of international peer review. At least two suitably qualified experts review each manuscript. The journal’s Editor-in-Chief makes all publication decisions based on the reviews provided. The international Editorial Board Members assist the Editor-in-Chief in decision making on specific submissions. The international Editorial Board Members lend insight, advice, and guidance to the Editor-in-Chief. Administrative support for the review process is provided by the Managing Editors and Editorial Assistants. We do not release referees' identities to authors or to other reviewers unless a referee voluntarily signs their comments to the authors. Our preference is for referees to remain anonymous throughout the review process and beyond. |