LICENSING

This page explains how articles in Jurnal Ilmiah Kesehatan Masyarakat, abbreviated as SEHATMAS, may be used, shared, and reused. Authors keep the copyright of their articles, and the articles are openly available under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license (CC BY 4.0) (in Indonesian, Lisensi Creative Commons Atribusi 4.0 Internasional). The license helps health workers, researchers, lecturers, and communities to use published research in education, in practice, and in further research, as long as the authors are credited.

In short. You may copy, share, translate, and adapt SEHATMAS articles for any purpose, including teaching and commercial use, without asking for permission and without paying a fee. You must give credit, link to the license, indicate changes, and not imply that the authors or the journal endorse your use.

Quick Reference

Question	Answer
Which license applies?	CC BY 4.0 (Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International).
Who holds the copyright?	The authors. The journal receives the right of first publication.
Is permission needed to reuse an article?	No, if the license allows the use and its conditions are met.
Is there a fee for reuse?	No.
May I copy, share, translate, or adapt an article?	Yes, for any purpose, including teaching and commercial use.
What must I do?	Give credit, link to the license, indicate changes, and avoid implying endorsement by the authors, the journal, or the publisher.

1. License

Topic	Details
License	Articles are licensed under CC BY 4.0.
What the license covers	The article itself. It does not cover third party material that is clearly marked as excluded (see section 4).

2. Permitted Use

2.1 General Use

No.	You may
1	Copy, share, and redistribute the material in any medium or format.
2	Translate, adapt, and build on the material for any purpose, including commercial use, educational reuse, and text and data mining.
3	Use the material without further permission and without a reuse fee, for every use that the license already allows.
4	Release an adapted work under a different license. Adapted works do not have to use the same license.

2.2 Use in Teaching, Training, and Research

The following examples are allowed when the conditions in section 3 are met.

Who	What is allowed
Lecturers and trainers	Use an article, or parts of it, in lectures, courses, workshops, the training of health workers, and learning modules, and give copies to students or participants.
Students and researchers	Quote articles, include their tables and figures in papers, theses, and presentations, and use them in literature reviews, with credit and citation.
Translators	Translate an article into Indonesian, English, or another language, including a regional language, and publish the translation. The translation must state that it is a translation and that the original article is the authoritative version.
Institutions and organizations	Include an article in a collection or a resource list, in print or online, for example for a health program, a training course, or a library.

3. Attribution and Conditions

When you reuse an article, you must meet the following conditions.

No.	Condition
1	Give appropriate credit, and keep the attribution, copyright, and license notices that come with the material.
2	Provide a link to the CC BY 4.0 license.
3	Indicate whether you made changes, and keep the notices of earlier changes.
4	Where it is practical, cite the article and include its DOI or a link to the source.
5	Do not suggest that the authors, the journal, or the publisher endorse you or your use.
6	Do not add legal terms or technological measures that restrict others from doing what the license allows.

Credit may be given in any reasonable way that suits the medium. This page does not add any condition to the license.

Sample credit line.
[Authors]. "[Title of the article]." SEHATMAS: Jurnal Ilmiah Kesehatan Masyarakat, [volume], [issue], [year]. DOI: [DOI]. Licensed under CC BY 4.0 ([link to the license]). [Changes: describe the changes that were made, or write "No changes were made."]

4. Scope and Continuity

4.1 Third Party Material

Topic	Details
What it includes	Some articles include figures, images, tables, test items, questionnaires, scales, or excerpts that belong to others and are marked as excluded from the license.
Before you reuse	Check the credit line of the material, because separate terms may apply.
Permission	Authors must obtain permission for third party material, as described in Manuscript Preparation.

4.2 Rights Outside the License

CC BY 4.0 may not cover every right that is involved in a use. Examples are patent rights, trademark rights, privacy rights, and publicity rights. For example, a photograph or a record that shows patients or other participants can raise privacy rights even when the article is open. Uses that a legal exception allows, and material in the public domain, do not need permission under the license.

4.3 Corrected, Retracted, or Removed Articles

Topic	Details
The license stays	A license that has already been granted is not revoked when an article is corrected, retracted, or removed. Users must still follow the conditions of the license.
Check the status	Readers should check the current status of an article under the Correction and Retraction policy.

4.4 License Information

Topic	Details
Where it appears	The license is stated on the article pages and in the publication files.
Earlier statements	Earlier license statements that can be verified remain displayed.
Website updates	Updating the website does not relicense content that has already been published.

5. Authoritative Terms

This page is a summary. The legal code of CC BY 4.0 is the authoritative text, and it is available at creativecommons.org. The Copyright Notice identifies the owner of the copyright.

6. What This Means for Authors

Topic	Details
Copyright	Authors keep the copyright and grant the journal the right of first publication.
License to everyone	The work is licensed to everyone under CC BY 4.0, so others may share it when they credit the authors and the first publication in SEHATMAS.
Other arrangements	Authors may make separate nonexclusive arrangements for distributing the published version, for example by depositing it in an institutional repository or including it in a book, if the first publication in the journal is acknowledged.
Material you may include	Include only material that you have the right to publish under CC BY 4.0.
Third party material	If third party material cannot be published under CC BY 4.0, state this clearly in the credit line of that material, and tell the editors when you submit the manuscript.

Related Pages and Enquiries

Page	What it explains
Copyright Notice	Copyright ownership and the rights of authors.
Open Access Policy	Free access of readers to the full text of articles.
Data Sharing Policy	Data and supplementary files that accompany articles.
Archiving Policy and Electronic Filing	Preservation of published content.
Author Fees	Charges that authors may be asked to pay, which are separate from the free reuse of published articles.