JOURNAL OF CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE’S HEALTH
CALL FOR ARTICLES
Submitted work may take any of the following forms:
Discussion
Presentation of information from more than one viewpoint (for example, for and against) and usually ending with a recommendation or opinion based on the evidence presented.
Review
Literature review: Narrative – describes and evaluates the current knowledge of a subject, identifies gaps or inconsistencies, and includes critical evaluation with recommendations for future research. Systematic – describes planned analysis and evaluation of all available research studies on a particular clinical issue, conducted in accordance with scientific principles and may include recommendations for future research.
Research Report
Presentation of study results in an ordered fashion, based on common practice. Research reports are expected to follow the ICMJE Recommendations for preparing a manuscript (icmje.org).
Case Study
Combination of recount (retelling of events as they occurred) and information report (classification and description of something). Can be presented in different ways to give a cohesive account.
Exposition (including letter to the editor)
Putting forward of a particular viewpoint / justification of a particular argument.
Narrative
The informing and/or entertaining account of a happening in the world (e.g. conference report, conference abstract).
All manuscripts need to be submitted via email to info@accypn.org.au
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