Open access agreements for Sweden: information for authors
Welcome
Under the terms of BMJ’s open access agreement with BIBSAM Konsortium (BIBSAM) , corresponding authors* affiliated to a large number of Swedish universities and research institutions are eligible to publish open access (with fees covered by the agreement) in a range of BMJ journals.
You will also find information here if your institution is part of EiRA, the Swedish consortium for hospitals/healthcare, where a membership agreement entitles you to a discount on your APC in our fully open access journals.
*Acting as the main contact with us after editorial acceptance.
What authors need to know
- You must be the corresponding author* of the article.
- Articles eligible for funded publication:
– original research articles (original articles reporting on primary research) and reviews in our Transformative Journals (standard collection)
– original research articles only in our fully open access journals. - You must be affiliated with an eligible institution.
- You must clearly state your primary affiliation in the published manuscript.
- You will need to verify your eligibility at submission using your Ringgold ID/ institution domain.
- Find out more about Ringgold IDs and why they are important.
- All open access articles will be published allowing reuse under a CC-BY-NC licence unless your funder
mandates reuse under the CC-BY licence.
*Acting as the main contact with us after editorial acceptance.
To find out if you are entitled to institutional funding follow our simple steps below.
If you’re ready to submit your paper you can do so straightaway by clicking on the relevant journal from the drop down menu in step 2 below.
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Please email us at openaccess@bmj.com if you need further assistance.
Find out if you are entitled to institutional funding
1. Select your institution
2. How you can publish with fees covered by your institution
3. Ready to submit?
Authors
Ready to go? Then head straight to the journal’s drop down opposite. Any journal you select will have a clear “Submit” button on its home page.
Need a bit more help? You may find this guide useful when submitting your article:
Download OA at BMJ author guide
In addition, this video gives you an overview of publishing your article OA with us:
You may also find the accompanying infographic useful:
Download “How to publish your article open access with BMJ” infographic
Librarians
Learn how to access and use the RightsLink® institutional portal to manage your open access business.
3. Ready to submit?
Authors
Ready to go? Then head straight to the journal’s drop down opposite. Any journal you select will have a clear “Submit” button on its home page.
Need a bit more help? You may find this guide useful when submitting your article:
Download BMJ open access membership workflow guide
In addition, this video gives you an overview of publishing your article OA with us:
You may also find the accompanying infographic useful:
Download “How to publish your article open access with BMJ” infographic
Librarians
Learn how to access and use the RightsLink® institutional portal to manage your open access business.