Call for Manuscripts: Rehabilitation Nursing Journal
Now is the perfect time to share your expertise with the rehabilitation nursing community by publishing in Rehabilitation Nursing Journal (RNJ), the official journal of the Association of Rehabilitation Nurses.
We are currently seeking manuscripts for Rehabilitation Nursing Journal (RNJ), a quarterly publication dedicated to showcasing the latest developments in rehabilitation nursing. The journal features comprehensive articles on clinical practices, research, and their real-world applications, along with editorial insights and updates on products and services relevant to individuals with disabilities or chronic illnesses.
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Each year, RNJ receives over 200 manuscripts from 32 countries, and our peer-review process offers a first decision within just 15 days.
Submit clinical articles—including, evidence-based practice papers, QI projects, professional issues, and clinical consultation papers—as well as research articles on the following topics of interest:
- Administrative and management issues
- Caring for active or recovery COVID patients on a rehabilitation unit
- How is the ARN competency model being used
- Care transitions
- Long-term care
- Rehabilitation in community settings
- Spinal cord injury
- Staffing models on rehabilitation units
- Traumatic brain injury
RNJ editorial staff are willing to work with novice writers and walk them though the writing process. All you have to do is ask. The most important thing is that you share your knowledge with other nurses.
Based on information from a recent member survey, the RNJ is specifically looking for manuscripts related to the following topics:
- Spinal cord injury
- TBI
- Stroke
- Neuromuscular disorders
- Ventilator care for acute and post-acute settings
- Case studies
- Pain management and opioids
- Cancer
- Wound care
- Polypharmacy in geriatric patients
- Caring for patients in the post-acute rehab setting
- Legal topics
- Staffing challenges
- Pediatric rehab
If you have questions or need help refining your ideas, contact Editor-in-Chief, Anne Deutsch, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Your publishing contribution will build the science important to the practice of rehabilitation nursing worldwide.
