NCDDR Launches Directory of Journals and Author Guidelines

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The NCDDR has developed an online Directory of Journals and Author Guidelines. Currently, the directory includes 213 journal descriptions and author guidelines. New journal descriptions are added to the registry on an ongoing basis.

Journal records include the following information (as available): journal title, description, types of articles published, author guidelines, standardized research reporting formats, manuscript style, Thomson peer-review journal status, and open access journal status.

To access the directory, visit the NCDDR Directory of Journals and Author Guidelines search page. For more information visit instructions for searching.

Getting Published and Having an Impact: Turning Rehabilitation Research Results Into Gold

NCDDR Technical Brief, Number 19
Marcel P.J.M. Dijkers, PhD, FACRM
Margaret Brown, PhD
Wayne A. Gordon, PhD, FACRM

Photo of the Focus Number 19 document, Getting Published and Having an Impact: Turning Rehabilitation Research Results Into Gold

This FOCUS suggests strategies that rehabilitation researchers can use to maximize their work-turning "research results into gold." In the disability and rehabilitation research community, it is important for researchers to be cognizant of how published results of research studies can facilitate or limit their use in answering important evidence-based questions.

Electronic versions of the publication, in multiple formats, are available at: http://www.ncddr.org/kt/products/focus/focus19