Indexation

The SciELO Citation Index (SciELO CI) was integrated into the Web of Science (WoS) platform in January 2014, improving the international visibility of the 750 SciELO journals. SciELO CI shares functions and resources with WoS, allowing citation tracking both within SciELO and in WoS and other databases. SciELO CI is expected to include between 700 and 750 journals, with approximately 350 already included, and will provide access to more than 4 million cited references, many of them in open access through SciELO. Data will be updated weekly, and journals will be included or excluded on a semi-annual basis.

The Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI), launched in 2015 as an addition to Clarivate Analytics' (formerly known as Thomson Reuters) Web of Science platform, now comprises an extensive collection of more than 5,578 scientific journal titles. Initially, it was launched with the inclusion of nearly 3,000 journals, covering a wide variety of academic areas.

Redalyc is an indexing system that, after 16 years of promoting the visibility and strengthening of high quality scientific journals in the region, now focuses exclusively on those that follow the non-profit publishing model. This is done to preserve the scholarly and open access nature of scientific communication, regardless of the region of origin.

EBSCO is a leading provider of research databases, electronic journal subscription management, electronic content packages, book collection development and acquisition services, as well as a leading provider of library technology, e-books and clinical decision support solutions.

ProQuest is a collection of databases that provides access to a wide variety of resources, including journal articles, data, reports, videos, e-books, theses and more. It is a multidisciplinary tool that allows searching in several areas simultaneously, but also allows a more targeted search by selecting databases by a specific subject.

PSICODOC is a bibliographic database specialized in Psychology and related disciplines, which offers links to full texts. It contains works published in journals, congresses and books on topics related to Psychology, published in Spain and Latin America from 1975 to the present.

DOAJ is a community-curated online directory that indexes and facilitates access to high-quality, open-access, peer-reviewed academic journals.

REDIB is a platform for the aggregation of scientific and academic content in electronic format, focused on the Ibero-American area. It provides users with direct access to high quality documents published by publishers and other producers of scientific and academic content, covering various Ibero-American countries, topics and languages.

Dialnet is a leading bibliographic portal with a main focus on scientific literature in Spanish, especially in the areas of Human, Legal and Social Sciences. It offers documentary resources and services, such as a database, bibliographic alert service, virtual newspaper library and repository, making it an essential tool for accessing quality information and promoting the visibility of research in Spanish.

PePSIC is dedicated to the publication of scientific journals in psychology in Latin America. Its mission is to play a fundamental role in strengthening the processes of scientific communication in this discipline in the region, providing an essential space for the exchange of knowledge and progress in Latin American psychological research.

The main mission of the Biblioteca virtual em Saúde is to facilitate access to information and scientific evidence in the field of health for users in the health sectors. Its focus is to contribute to the reduction of the gap that often exists between scientific knowledge and its application in practice in Latin American and Caribbean countries. Its work translates into a constant effort to provide resources that support and improve decision making in the health field in the region.

LILACS, which stands for Latin American and Caribbean Literature in Health Sciences, is the main index and repository of scientific and technical production in the field of Health Sciences published in Latin America and the Caribbean (LACyC). Its collection covers documents published since 1982, including theses, books, book chapters, congress or conference proceedings, technical-scientific reports, as well as journal articles, among other resources. It complements renowned international indexes such as MEDLINE and Web of Science.

LIPECS is a database that plays a fundamental role in the registration and retrieval of more than 14,600 records of the national scientific production in the field of health sciences.Its contribution lies in the consolidation and organization of essential information for the scientific and medical community, facilitating access to research and advances in this field.

LatinREV

Latindex is a network made up of 24 institutions that work together to compile and disseminate information on scientific journals produced in the region, including those that focus on Ibero-American studies at the global level. Its platform allows registration and consultation free of charge.

MIAR is an information matrix that compiles data from more than 100 sources, including journal repertoires and international indexing and abstracting databases (covering citations, multidisciplinary and specialized). Its main objective is to provide valuable information for the identification of scientific journals and the analysis of their scope and dissemination, making it an essential tool for researchers and academics in search of quality resources.

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