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Call for Papers for a Special Issue of Epidemiology and Infection: Tuberculosis in Wildlife
10/31/2012
Epidemiology and Infection

Call for Papers for a Special Issue of Epidemiology and Infection: Tuberculosis in Wildlife

We would like our readers to submit original, short or review papers. These should deal predominantly with wildlife but have relevance to humans.

Papers should be submitted as soon as possible and at the latest by October 31, 2012.

Physician Researcher, Public Health Expert, Veterinary Scientist
Call for a Papers for a Special Issue of Dynamics, the Journal of the Canadian Association of Critical Care Nurses: Cardiopulmonary Nursing Care
05/31/2012
Dynamics, the Journal of the Canadian Association of Critical Care Nurses

Call for a Papers for a Special Issue of Dynamics, the Journal of the Canadian Association of Critical Care Nurses: Cardiopulmonary Nursing Care

We are looking for clinical articles related to the care of patients experiencing any cardiac or pulmonary disorder.

Suggested topics for manuscripts include: review of pathophysiologies, treatments, case studies, or new interventions.

Please submit manuscripts by May 31, 2012 to

Paula Price pprice@mtroyal.ca
CACCN National caccn@caccn.ca

For inquiries please contact
Paula Price at pprice@mtroyal.ca

Dynamics: The Official Journal of the Canadian Association of Critical Care Nurses (CACCN) is distributed to members of the CACCN, to individuals, and to institutions interested in critical care nursing.

The editorial board invites submissions on any of the following: clinical, education, management, research and professional issues in critical care nursing. Critical care encompasses a diverse field of clinical situations which are characterised by the nursing care of patients and their families with complex, acute and life-threatening biopsychosocial risk. While the patient’s problems are primarily physiologic in nature, the psychosocial impact of the health problem on the patient and family is of equal and sometimes lasting intensity. Articles on any aspect of critical care nursing are welcome.

Nurse, Nurse Researcher