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Dennis O’Brien serves as the Vice President of Communications and Partnerships at JMIR Publications, where he leads the charge in bridging the gap between cutting-edge digital health research and the global healthcare community. With over 20 years of experience in publishing and audience development, Dennis is a seasoned strategist known for driving growth through innovation. At JMIR, he focuses on amplifying the reach of scholarly work by fostering high-impact partnerships and championing integrated marketing and sales initiatives.
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The transition to Open Access (OA) is no longer a distant goal; it is a rapidly accelerating reality. As we navigate this shift, the ESAC (Efficiency and Standards for Academic Collecting) Initiative is a useful compass, tracking the rise of Transformative Agreements (TAs) globally.
Transformative Agreements (TAs) have been widely lauded as a mechanism to transition subscription content toward Open Access (OA). On paper, these deals offer incremental solutions. However, a growing concern is whether this shift, driven largely by commercial giants, risks trading the core value of equity for administrative efficiency.
It's an exciting time here at JMIR Publications, and we're thrilled to share some truly remarkable news from the recently released Journal Citation Reports 2025 from Clarivate. This year, a phenomenal 21 JMIR Publications journals now boast a Journal Impact Factor, with several experiencing significant year-over-year increases and achieving top-ranked distinctions within their respective disciplines.
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(Toronto, June 13, 2025) – JMIR Publications is delighted to announce its outstanding results in the latest Scopus CiteScore rankings. This year, 26 of our journals have been awarded a CiteScore, a reflection of the high-quality, impactful research published across our portfolio. These results reinforce our commitment to advancing the digital health landscape.
Are you considering a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree? If you're passionate about improving global health and want to make a meaningful impact, a MPH can be a great next step. But with so many programs available, how do you choose the right one?
