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Retained ownership is especially valuable for clinical teams and researchers who need to integrate published results into training protocols, care pathway reviews, and funding reports.

Reader and Reuse Rights

Readers may access and reuse licensed JTT content according to open license terms, including reading, sharing, and citing material with proper attribution. Reuse rights are intended to accelerate evidence translation across healthcare systems, education settings, and multidisciplinary research communities.

Attribution quality is not optional. Reuse without proper citation, license acknowledgment, or source context may violate license obligations.

Common Reuse Scenarios

Licensed JTT articles may be reused in educational sessions, institutional knowledge platforms, and evidence briefings when attribution is complete and wording remains faithful to original interpretation. For derivative material, preserve methodological limitations and avoid selective representation that could distort clinical meaning.

Where commercial reuse is considered, verify license scope and any third party restrictions inside the article before adaptation.

Compliance Workflow

• Confirm ownership status for every figure and table.
• Secure permissions before submission when required.
• Apply full attribution language in all reused elements.
• Complete journal copyright forms promptly after acceptance.
• Retain permission records for possible verification requests.