Bring your article to life with digital enhancements
Digital features can be published in association with any article in an Adis journal. These can be excellent tools to enhance reader accessibility and the educational value of the article, whilst facilitating understanding of the content for a wide range of audiences.
They can be embedded within eprints, used as training aids, or hosted on scientific congress booths and educational platforms.
Adis journal articles can incorporate digital features to enhance your published content.
Digital Features
Adis Journals offer the option of publishing digital features alongside articles including (but not limited to):
- Videos
- Graphical/Animated abstracts
- Slide decks
- Audio slides
- Podcasts
- Infographics
Digital features can be embedded directly within an article or included as supplementary material.
Plain Language Summaries
Plain language summaries (PLS) can be published with any article; these aim to assist readers who have some knowledge of, but not in-depth expertise in, the article content to further understand its importance and clinical relevance. PLS can be text-based or digital (graphical, animated, etc.).
Peer-Reviewed
All plain language summaries and digital features are peer reviewed to ensure the factual integrity, balance and clear presentation of information. Digital features also include a “Peer reviewed” stamp and the Adis logo to confirm the rigorous scientific review process that all Adis content undergoes.
The Adis Rapid+ journals also host the majority of digital features on Figshare. The Adis Premier journals do not host digital features on Figshare as default; however, this may be possible on request.
Submission Information
We recommend that features are submitted with the parent manuscript to allow simultaneous peer review. However, authors can submit features after manuscript acceptance, but before publication, of an article.
A fee applies to all features, except text-based plain language summaries, if submitted at any point after acceptance to cover the additional editorial processing.