Library resource guides: Open access publishing via ANZCA: Publish open access in Springer Journals

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Publish OA in Taylor & Francis Journals

Publish OA in Wiley Journals

Please Note: The Springer APC fund has been exhausted for 2025.

Springer Journals

This new deal came into effect on 1 January 2025, and allows ANZCA and CICM researchers to publish open access in Springer and Palgrave hybrid journals, with no transactional Article Processing Charges (APCs). This includes such journals as: Journal of Anesthesia, Canadian Journal of Anesthesia, Intensive Care Medicine and Current Pain and Headache Reports, plus many many more. This deal operates on a first-come, first-serve basis and is limited to 30 articles for participating Victorian Health Libraries (including ANZCA and CICM).

The current deal excludes publishing in fully OA titles including BMC.

How does it work?

Once you have had your article approved for publication (post-editorial acceptance), the corresponding author will be prompted as to availability of any no-cost open-access publishing options during their payment request.
Use the Change button if Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists was not previously chosen as your affiliation - this will display any available no-cost open-access publishing options.
Contact the ANZCA Library for immediate assistance for publishing in a hybrid Springer or Palgrave journal

Additional resources

Navigating open access article processing charges: A guide for researchers
Publishing your work open access (OA) enhances its visibility and reach, but funding OA publishing can be challenging. Learn about article processing charges for publishing OA and how OA agreements help researchers like you publish OA with financial support from your institution.
Publish OA, support the SDGs: Make your research impactful
The work that you publish is meaningful beyond your direct academic community. Explore the connection between open access (OA) and the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and Springer Nature’s commitments to both. And most importantly, why you should publish your work OA.
Advancing knowledge: How open access is changing research
In this blog, we will explore the impact of open access and Springer Nature’s commitment to making research more equitable.

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