The Nurse Educators & Practitioners Journal (NEPJ) is registered with the International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) system to ensure international recognition and discoverability. The journal will be assigned both a Print ISSN and an Online ISSN, which serve as unique identifiers in their respective formats. These identifiers enable libraries, indexing agencies, and researchers to accurately track, cite, and reference NEPJ publications across print and digital platforms.

NEPJ is archived at the National Library of the Philippines through Legal Deposit, securing its place in the nation’s academic and cultural legacy while ensuring long-term visibility and accessibility to scholars and practitioners.

NEPJ is a proud member of CrossRef, the official Digital Object Identifier (DOI) registration agency. All published articles are assigned a DOI, which guarantees persistent online access, enhances global visibility, and provides reliable citation linking for researchers, authors, and institutions. Through its affiliation with CrossRef, NEPJ upholds the highest standards of scholarly publishing, ensuring that every article remains traceable, citable, and permanently accessible to the academic community.

NEPJ is indexed in Index Copernicus, a global database of scholarly journals. Inclusion in the ICI Journals Master List signifies a commitment to quality and enhances the journal's international visibility, making its publications more accessible to a worldwide research community.

NEPJ is indexed in Scilit, a comprehensive database of scholarly literature developed and maintained by MDPI. Scilit uses automated approaches to source and curate newly published content from various data providers within hours or days. It covers journal articles, book chapters, monographs, and preprints, ensuring NEPJ articles are quickly discoverable and accessible to researchers, scholars, and the general public worldwide.

NEPJ is indexed in EuroPub, managed by the European Centre for Academic Publishing, a globally recognized indexing platform that strengthens the visibility and credibility of scholarly publications. The inclusion of NEPJ reflects the journal’s commitment to quality, its international significance, and its vital role in advancing research in nursing education, practice, and related health sciences.

NEPJ is indexed in OpenAIRE, a non-profit, pan-European research information infrastructure promoting the principles of Open Science. OpenAIRE offers services and tools for discovering, linking, storing, and analyzing research outputs—enhancing accessibility, reuse, and compliance with open access mandates. Participation in OpenAIRE underscores NEPJ’s commitment to transparency, international visibility, and wide dissemination of high-quality nursing and health sciences research.

NEPJ is archived in Zenodo, a general-purpose open repository developed under the European OpenAIRE program and operated by CERN. Zenodo offers a secure platform for depositing research outputs—such as articles, datasets, software, and other digital artifacts. For each submission, a persistent Digital Object Identifier (DOI) is minted, ensuring long-term accessibility, traceability, and citability of the content.

NEPJ is indexed in the ASCI Database, a global indexing platform that upholds rigorous criteria to ensure the scholarly quality and relevance of journals. ASCI evaluates publications based on strong editorial processes, originality and impact of content, clear scope alignment, regular publication schedules, diverse global authorship, adherence to ethical standards, and citation performance. Inclusion in the ASCI Database affirms NEPJ’s commitment to excellence, integrity, and international academic visibility.

NEPJ is indexed in BASE – the Bielefeld Academic Search Engine, an open access academic search infrastructure run by the University Library of Bielefeld, Germany. BASE harvests metadata from scholarly repositories and journals (especially open access), improving discoverability by making NEPJ’s publications more visible in global search and aggregation services for academic research.