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news@Maney April 2013
We're gearing up for Free Access 14: Health Sciences - free online access to every article in every journal for 14 days! That includes all of the special issues, supplements and new journals mentioned below, so there's something for everyone: from hematologists to neurologists, physical therapists to speech therapists - whatever your profession on the medical and health care spectrum! Find out below how you can get access to this vast wealth of information.
Happy reading!
Sammi
Health Sciences Team
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FREE ACCESS 14:
Health Sciences
13-26 May 2013
Free access for 14 days to all current and archived articles from every single Maney Health Sciences journal:
• Cochlear Implants International
• Hematology
• International Journal of
Occupational and
Environmental Health
• Journal of Chemotherapy
• Journal of Communication in
Healthcare
• Journal of Manual &
Manipulative Therapy
• Journal of Orthodontics
• Journal of Spinal Cord Medicine
• Neurological Research
• Pathogens and Global Health
• Progress in Palliative Care
...and more!
See a full list of all 26 journals included in this offer
Anyone can register for free access to the journals, whether you’re a librarian, practitioner, researcher or student, and activation of the trial takes a matter of seconds!
> Simply register online today
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SPECIAL ISSUE:
Access to Cochlear Implantation
‘Access to Cochlear Implantation’, an open-access supplement to Cochlear Implants International, provides a unique insight to the issues of access to cochlear care, reviewing the diversity and important commonalities of cochlear implant availability in five countries: Belgium, China, Japan, the UK and the US.
The supplement explores why so many children and adults who could benefit from cochlear implants are not receiving the intervention. Utilisation by children varies greatly with only 50% of eligible children in the US receiving cochlear implants compared with 90% or more of children in many European countries. Adult utilisation of cochlear implants was 5% or less across all five countries examined.
The full supplement (five original research papers) is available open access for download.
> Browse the full issue
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Maney's new online journal platform to launch later this year
Maney is excited to announce that we have signed an agreement with Atypon® for Literatum™ to power the future of our digital publications. It is anticipated that our new online platform will launch towards the end of 2013, bringing greater functionality and flexibility to the online publication of our journals. We will be working hard throughout the year to ensure a smooth and seamless transfer from ingentaconnect to the new platform with minimal disruption for our customers, and will be communicating regularly with libraries throughout the transition to keep them informed and provide support, ensuring uninterrupted access. After launch, subscribers can expect straightforward access to content and an intuitive user interface for searching and administration.
Follow us @ManeyPublishing on Twitter or LinkedIn to keep up with the latest platform news and developments!
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FIRST MANEY ISSUE:
Speech, Language and Hearing
The first Maney issue of re-launched journal Speech, Language and Hearing is now available online.
The six papers presented in this issue provide excellent examples of the international contributions that have been a hallmark feature of the journal.
FREE: Editorial
Life consequences and positive experiences reported by communication partners of people with hearing impairment: A pilot study
Expressive morphosyntactic development in three children with childhood apraxia of speech
Investigating the neural basis of stuttering using transcranial magnetic stimulation: Preliminary case discussions
Hemispheric lateralization and acoustic change complex in individuals with normal hearing
> Browse the full issue
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SPECIAL ISSUE:
Traumatic brain injury
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is one of the leading causes of death and disability worldwide.
This special issue of Neurological Research provides a broad coverage of several important topics in TBI, including contemporary imaging of mild TBI; management of chronic subdural hematoma; use of vagus nerve stimulation to treat TBI; reviews on blast TBI and chronic traumatic encephalopathy; as well as basic science studies in different rodent models of TBI.
The authors aim to provide some insight on TBI to neurosurgeons, neurologists, rehabilitation doctors, and other specialists, as well as neuroscientists involved in neurotrauma research.
> Browse the full issue
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PRIZE-WINNING RESEARCH: JMMT and
Jnl of Chemotherapy
John Medeiros Distinguished Author Award: The 2012 winners for the most impactful paper published in the Journal of Manual & Manipulative Therapy were awarded at the APTA CSM in San Diego in February 2013. The winning paper is free to download:
FREE: Safety of cervical spine manipulation: are adverse events preventable and are manipulations being performed appropriately? A review of 134 case reports
Piero Periti Review Article Award: The Editors of the Journal of Chemotherapy have instituted an annual award in the memory of Professor Piero Periti, founder of the Journal, for the best Review Article published each year in the Journal. The winner of the 2012 award is:
FREE: Antimicrobial resistance among Gram-positive pathogens in Saudi Arabia
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FIRST MANEY ISSUE:
The Linacre Quarterly
The first Maney issue of newly-acquired journal The Linacre Quarterly is now available online.
This issue features three papers on natural family planning, following on from the 2012 special issue, including:
The Papal Commission on Birth Control - revisited
Physiological signs of ovulation and fertility readily observable by women
Plus five other original research papers, including:
Divergent practices among Catholic hospitals in provision of direct sterilization
The diagnosis of death and the irreducibility of the human person
Personhood: An essential characteristic of the human species
> Browse the full issue
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SPECIAL ISSUE:
SCIRehab Project
The SCIRehab Project used practice-based evidence research methodology to investigate inpatient rehabilitation practices for acute spinal cord injury. Each component of SCI rehabilitation was defined and classified in Phase 1 (JSCM, June 2009); treatment times were analyzed in Phase 2 (March 2011). The final phase, Phase 3 (Nov 2012), details the associations between the interventions and patient outcomes at discharge and 1 year post-injury. The results provide an in-depth look at practice-based rehabilitation practices that can inform the direction of further research and guide clinicians in selecting interventions for patients with acute SCI.
FREE: The SCIRehab Project: What rehabilitation interventions are most strongly associated with positive outcomes after spinal cord injury?
> Browse the full issue
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CALL FOR PAPERS:
Health and Safety in the Informal Labor Market
A large and growing percentage of the world's workers labor in the informal sector. Many informal jobs and the poverty surrounding them present special risks and challenges for these workers, which hence presents a challenge for researchers hoping to understand the hazards faced by workers and the most effective methods to ensure healthy work.
To expand understanding of this essential issue, the International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health is calling for the submission of papers addressing the informal sector.
> Read full details of submission requirements for this special issue
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