Issues in Preparation
- Vol 31:3 - Healing and Restoration (September 2008)
- Vol 31:4 - Theory, Evidence and Practice (December 2008)
Issue |
Description |
Ms. Due Date |
|---|---|---|
History of Nursing Vol 32:1 |
Manuscripts are sought related to the history of nursing and historical research methods. We particularly encourage manuscripts that address nursing global legacy. Manuscripts should include implications for the development of nursing knowledge and for the future development of nursing as a discipline |
July 15, 2008 |
Social Justice & Health Care Vol 32:2 |
Manuscripts are sought that address knowledge underpinning social justice issues in health care. We particularly seek manuscripts that provide insight into approaches to overcome social injustice and discrimination that leads to ill health and inadequate health care. Manuscripts can report research results, theoretical development, or philosophic analysis; all manuscripts must include a clear connection to the development of nursing knowledge and nursing practice |
October 15, 2008 |
Informatics & Technology Vol 32:3 September 2009 |
Manuscripts are sought that address knowledge related to nursing and informatics, and all other forms of technology as it relates to nursing care. Manuscripts can report research results, theoretical development, or philosophic analysis. All manuscripts must include a clear connection to the development of nursing knowledge and nursing practice |
January 15, 2009 |
Healthy People: Beyond 2010 Vol 32:4 December 2009
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We seek manuscripts that address nursing contributions to the goal of developing science-based initiatives for promoting health and preventing disease, extending the goals of Healthy People 2010. Articles can include evidence that documents nursing's contributions over the past decade, as well as scholarly analyses that provide a basis for scientific, theoretical and ethical priorities over the coming decade |
April 15, 2009 |
Critique & Replication Vol 33:1 March 2010 |
This issue of ANS continues a long-standing tradition of periodically calling for manuscripts that are specifically developed to challenge, update or affirm what has been previously published in ANS. The purpose of this issue topic is to extend the discourse of knowledge development in nursing, building on or challenging that which has been published in the past. Manuscripts can reflect philosophic, critical, empirical or theoretical approaches that build on works previously published in ANS. | July 15, 2009 |