CFS: Research, Theory/Philosophy (ANS)

The primary purposes of Advances in Nursing Science (ANS) are to contribute to the development of nursing science and to promote the application of emerging theories and research findings to practice. Articles deal with any of the processes of science, including research, theory development, concept analysis, practical application of research and theory, and investigation of [...]

CFS: Contemporary Nurse

Contemporary Nurse (ISSN 1037-6178) is the preferred Asia-Pacific forum for nursing educators, researchers and practitioners who require high-quality, peer-reviewed articles, literature reviews, clinical papers & protocols, and cross-cultural research. Special issues dedicated to Advances in topic areas of central interest to contemporary nursing appear twice annually. Indexed/abstracted/listed in: Thomson ISI Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE [...]

CFS: Aporia

Aporia: The Nursing Journal is a peer-reviewed, bilingual, and open access journal dedicated to scholarly debates in nursing and the health sciences. The journal is committed to a pluralistic view of science and to the blurring of boundaries between disciplines. Therefore the editorial team welcomes critical manuscripts in the fields of nursing and the health [...]

CFS: Am J Nursing

The American Journal of Nursing is seeking high quality writing on a variety of topics. The leading voice of nursing since 1900, AJN is a peer-reviewed and evidence based journal.  Among the types of manuscripts that AJN seeks: • Clinical best practices – We continually seek cutting-edge, evidence-based clinical manuscripts on a wide range of [...]

CFS: Am J of Nursing

The American Journal of Nursing is seeking high quality writing on a variety of topics. • Clinical best practices – We especially seek cutting-edge, evidence-based clinical manuscripts on a wide range of topics across settings. Such manuscripts should have a focus that can be handled in depth in about 5,000 words (excluding references and figures) [...]

CFS: Hispanic Health Care International

Hispanic Health Care International (The Official Journal of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses) This peer-reviewed journal serves as an interdisciplinary forum for the dissemination of information for clinical practice, education, research, and policy on issues concerning Hispanic/Latino populations in the United States. A unique feature of Hispanic Health Care International is the availability of [...]

CFS: J Gerontological Nursing

The Journal of Gerontological Nursing, the only monthly publication in the field, provides a forum for all aspects of gerontological nursing with original clinical articles and the latest research in a full-color magazine format. JGN offers researchers and scholars: Time from acceptance to publication of 3-6 months. Publication in a journal accepted by ISI Web [...]

Inside Higher Ed: Winning Tenure Without Losing Your Soul

An interesting essay in the on-line Inside Higher Ed, Kerry Ann Rockquemore’s “Stop Talking, Start Walking” outlines strategies for tenure-track faculty to increase the probability of earning tenure successfully. Suggestions include: Aligning time and priorities. Categorizing a to-do list by research, teaching, and service. Aligning the time in the calendar with promotion criteria. Mapping t0-do tasks onto [...]

CFS: Indigenous Health Care (Special Issue of Contemporary Nurse)

Advances in Indigenous Health Care – 2nd edn Authors are invited to send a 200 word abstract in advance of submission to the coordinating editor, Prof Kim Usher, kim.usher@jcu.edu.au Deadline for Papers: 1st March 2010 Nurses and midwives closing the gap in Indigenous health Guest edited by Kim Usher (James Cook University) and Rhonda Marriott [...]

Research Tip: New Networking Web Site

An article in today’s Chronicle of Higher Education announces the inauguration of a new academic networking site, Academia.edu . The article notes that: Richard Price, a research fellow at the University of Oxford’s All Souls College, is blasting an e-mail plea to every academic mailing list and blog that he can find asking academics to [...]