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Call for Papers: Journal of Psychotherapy Integration Part II of the Special Section on Psychotherapy Integration in Behavioral Medicine
11/01/2013
Journal of Psychotherapy Integration

Call for Papers: Journal of Psychotherapy Integration Part II of the Special Section on Psychotherapy Integration in Behavioral Medicine

Journal of Psychotherapy Integration announces a call for papers for Part II of the special section on Psychotherapy Integration in Behavioral Medicine. Part I of this special section was published in March 2013.

The focus of Part I was on medical conditions such as chronic fatigue syndrome, end stage renal disease, anorexia nervosa, substance use, and chronic illness broadly defined. For Part II, we are interested in manuscripts presenting integrative therapeutic models in medical areas such as cardiology, cancer, HIV/AIDS, obstetrics and gynecology, and pediatric medicine.

Manuscripts may be either conceptual or empirical, or both. Both quantitative and qualitative methodologies are of interest to the Journal. For questions and consultations, please email the Editor, Golan Shahar, PhD.

The deadline for all submissions is November 1, 2013. Manuscript should be submitted electronically through the journal’s submission portal under Instructions to Authors.

Please note in your cover letter that you are submitting for consideration to be published in Part II of the special section on Psychotherapy Integration in Behavioral Medicine.

Behavioral Scientist, Cardiologist, Gynecologist, Obstetrician, Oncologist, Pediatrician, Physician, Physician Researcher, Psychotherapist
Call for Submissions Focusing on Pediatrics and Pulmonary Hypertension to the ISHLT Links Newsletter
02/24/2014
ISHLT Links Newsletter

Call for Submissions Focusing on Pediatrics and Pulmonary Hypertension to the ISHLT Links Newsletter

March 2014, Issue 11

Article Submission Deadline: Monday, February 24, 2014

Publish Date: March 3, 2014

 

Pediatrician, Physician Researcher
Call for Submissions Focusing on Nursing, Health Sciences & Allied Heath, Pediatrics, and Pharmacy & Pharmacology to the ISHLT Links Newsletter
08/26/2013
ISHLT Links Newsletter

Call for Submissions Focusing on Nursing, Health Sciences & Allied Heath, Pediatrics, and Pharmacy & Pharmacology to the ISHLT Links Newsletter

September 2013, Issue 5

Article Submission Deadline: Monday, August 26, 2013

Publish Date: September 2, 2013

 

Allied Health Professional, Clinical Pharmacist, Pediatric Nurse, Pediatrician, Pharmacist, Pharmacologist, Physician, Physician Researcher
Call for Papers for a Special Issue of Leprosy Review: Children and Leprosy
09/01/2013
Leprosy Review

Call for Papers for a Special Issue of Leprosy Review: Children and Leprosy

Leprosy Review is planning a special issue on children and leprosy and invites contributions on any aspects of leprosy related to children. Papers could be epidemiological, clinical, psychosocial, operational in nature.

Papers to be sent to Irene Allen: IreneA@leprahealthinaction.org

If you wish to discuss a potential contribution write to C Ruth Butlin at drbutlin@yahoo.com

Deadline for submission: September 2013.

Epidemiologist, Pediatrician, Physician Researcher, Public Health Expert, Public Health Worker, Public Servant, Social Worker
Call for Papers for a Special Issue of Clinical Practice in Pediatric Psychology: Evidence-Based Interventions in Pediatric Psychology
10/15/2013
Clinical Practice in Pediatric Psychology

Call for Papers for a Special Issue of Clinical Practice in Pediatric Psychology: Evidence-Based Interventions in Pediatric Psychology

October 15, 2013: submission deadline

With the advent of Clinical Practice in Pediatric Psychology (CPPP), an official journal of APA Division 54, the editors (Jennifer Shroff Pendley and Doug Tynan) are planning a special issue reviewing state-of-the-art evidence-based interventions in key areas of pediatric psychology practice, with Bryan Carter serving as the guest editor.

To make this even more valuable to our subscribers and division members, a tandem issue containing invited systematic reviews on this topic will be published at the same time in the Journal of Pediatric Psychology (JPP), with Tonya Palermo serving as special issue guest editor.

For the CPPP special issue, we are soliciting submissions pertaining to practice issues, training models, novel program development, or quality improvement pertaining to the following 12 topical areas of pediatric psychology intervention:

Needle pain

Injury prevention

Health promotion

Chronic pain

Encopresis

Neurocognitive interventions

Obesity

Adherence to treatment regimens

Parent and family-based interventions

Sleep interventions

Feeding problems

Grief/bereavement interventions

Whereas the JPP special issue will include systematic reviews and meta-analyses of intervention approaches, the CPPP special issue will complement the JPP articles with reviews of applied clinical activities and models of practice that incorporate evidence-based interventions in real world settings with diverse clinical populations.

Submitted manuscripts should illustrate the breadth, richness, and wide array of pediatric psychology activities that attempt to incorporate the expanding empirical literature into day-to-day treatment activities for these pediatric conditions.

These companion special issues of JPP and CPPP are intended to provide an update and expansion of the series on empirically supported treatments that were published in 1999 in JPP. If you have a strong interest in being a contributor to this special issue of CPPP, please contact Bryan Carter.

CPPP Guest Editor: Bryan Carter, PhD

Submission Deadline: October 15, 2013

Behavioral Scientist, Child Psychologist, Pain Specialist, Psychologist, Sleep Specialist
Call for Papers for a Special Issue of AIDS: Children Born Into Families Affected by HIV
12/20/2013
AIDS, the Official Journal of the International AIDS Society

Call for Papers for a Special Issue of AIDS: Children Born Into Families Affected by HIV

The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS is sponsoring a special issue of AIDS, the official journal of the International AIDS Society, on the theme of Children Born into Families Affected by HIV for release at the 20th International AIDS Conference from 20-25 July 2014 in Melbourne.

The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS (www.ccaba.org) brings together funders and technical experts to advocate for the best policy, research and programs for children because children are a vulnerable population and they need to be made a higher priority in the international response to HIV and AIDS. The Coalition hosts an International AIDS Society (IAS) affiliated symposium on children two days prior to the biennial international conference of the society. In collaboration with the IAS, the Coalition also sponsors a Prize for Excellence in Research Related to the Needs of Children Affected by AIDS which is awarded at the conference. Since 2010, the Coalition has produced a special issue of a journal on issues affecting children and families which is launched at a high-profile event at the IAS Conference (see http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/issues/188025/ and http://www.jiasociety.org/index.php/jias/issue/view/1459).

AIDS, the official journal of the International AIDS Society, has the highest impact of all AIDS-related journals and is read by all the top researchers in the field. The journal is committed to publishing groundbreaking research in the field of HIV and AIDS.
Drs Linda Richter (Human Sciences Research Council, South Africa) and Lynne Mofenson (Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, USA) will be co-editing a Special Issue of AIDS for release at the 20th International AIDS Conference in July 2014 in Melbourne.

Included in this theme are topics such as:

Fertility decisions by HIV-affected couples (including family planning and safe conception)

Effects of HIV and antiretroviral drug exposure on foetal development, birth outcomes (including stillbirth, prematurity, low
birth weight), and early growth and development

Testing of young children and treatment in the context of the family

Disclosure of HIV status (of parents or themselves) to young children

Parental HIV illness and its impact on young children’s development

Mental health of young children in families affected by HIV

Interventions and models of care to support young children and families affected by HIV

Papers from all regions of the world are encouraged, as are multi-disciplinary perspectives and papers dealing with neglected populations.

Papers must conform to all submission requirements of AIDS, which are to be found on the website at http://journals.lww.com/aidsonline/Pages/informationforauthors.aspx

Papers will be subjected to the standard review procedures of the journal.

The final date for submission is the 20th December 2013.

Enquiries about the Special Issue: Children Born into Families Affected by HIV can be directed to Linda Richter or
Lynne Mofenson lrichter@hsrc.ac.za mofensol@exchange.nih.gov

Bioethicist, Child Psychologist, Health Services Researcher, Neonatologist, Nurse Researcher, Pediatric Nurse, Pediatrician, Physician Researcher, Public Health Expert, Public Health Worker, Public Servant, Social Worker
Call for Papers for a Special Issue of JAMA Pediatrics: Media, Technology, and Pediatric Health
11/01/2013
JAMA Pediatrics

Call for Papers for a Special Issue of JAMA Pediatrics: Media, Technology, and Pediatric Health

The May 2014 theme issue for JAMA Pediatrics will be on media with special emphasis on newer media both in terms of how they affect children but also how they can be used to promote health. Manuscripts submitted before November 1, 2013, will be given preference

Health Educator, Health Services Researcher, Pediatrician, Physician Researcher, Public Health Expert
Call for Papers: Journal of School Nursing
06/30/2013
Journal of School Nursing

Call for Papers: Journal of School Nursing

Get published! Submit your research to The Journal of School Nursing.

Benefits of Publishing in this Journal

When you publish in the Journal of School Nursing, you will benefit from:

•Rigorous peer review of your research

•Prompt Publishing

•Guaranteed targeted, multidisciplinary audience

•High visibility for maximum global exposure

The Journal of School Nursing (JOSN) is a bi-monthly peer-reviewed forum for improving the health of school children and the school community. The JOSN includes original research, research reviews, evidenced-based innovations in clinical practice or policy, and more. In addition to nursing, experts from medicine, public health, epidemiology, health services research, policy analysis, and education administration, also contribute. This journal is a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).

Submit Manuscripts in these Areas

Submit your research, research reviews, and evidenced-based innovations in clinical practice or policy, including, but not limited to:

•Acute and chronic health problems

•Disease prevention and health promotion

•Risk identification and reduction

•Mental health issues

Health Services Researcher, Nurse Researcher, Pediatric Nurse, Policy Analyst, Public Health Expert, Public Health Worker, Public Servant, School Nurse