Open Access Statement

Bina Generasi: Jurnal Kesehatan follows an Open Access policy that provides immediate, free, and unrestricted access to all published articles. Readers may access, read, download, save, copy, print, and share published articles freely without subscription or access fees.

The journal is committed to promoting the broad and equitable dissemination of scholarly knowledge, particularly in the fields of health sciences and related disciplines. Open access is provided to enhance the accessibility, visibility, use, and potential impact of research findings among academics, researchers, health professionals, students, policymakers, and the wider community.

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Through this Open Access policy, Bina Generasi: Jurnal Kesehatan aims to promote the open exchange of scholarly knowledge, enhance the visibility of research, and encourage the use of research findings for the advancement of scientific knowledge, education, healthcare practice, and health policy.