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NT Health Research and Publications Online Helpguide: SUBMIT TO NTHRPO

Submit to NT Health Research and Publications Online

NT Health staff can submit new items to the repository using the self-service electronic forms under the ‘Forms’ tab above. Submitting via these forms enables the repository team to collect the metadata and approvals required to publish an item to the repository.

If you have a large number of items to submit to the repository, contact the repository team for alternative methods of submission.

Learn more:

 

How to submit an NT Health publication or multimedia item:

  1. Check that the item fits the repository's Criteria for Inclusion for NT Health publications and multimedia
  2. Obtain Level 2 delegate approval (see more about approvals)
  3. Submit a new NT Health Publication or Multimedia item submission form

 

How to submit a journal article, conference paper or poster:

  1. Check that the item fits the repository's Criteria for Inclusion for NT Health research output
  2. Check that you have correctly included NT Health in your author affiliation
  3. Fill in the relevant submission form:
    1. Submit a journal article
    2. Submit a conference paper, presentation or poster

 

How to submit other item types:

  1. Check that the item fits the repository's criteria for inclusion for the General Repository or NT Health Research Collection
  2. Contact Library Services at libraryrmu.doh@nt.gov.au with your request

 

Benefits of submitting to the repository

For authors:

  • Share your research with a global audience
  • Increase the visibility of and access to your research through search engines such as Google and Trove
  • Satisfy the open access requirements of funding bodies including the ARC and NHMRC
  • Get a persistent identifier (handle) for your research and other publications
  • Get statistical reports (downloads, pageviews) for your research and other publications
  • View metrics for your research, such as number of citations, number of shares to social media etc.
  • Build your researcher profile

For work units or divisions:

  • Create a permanent record of the research and other publications produced by your work unit or division
  • Showcase the research and other work being conducted by your work unit or division