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Call for papers for new Journal of Praxis in Higher Education

12/08/2019 by Dave Nicholls Leave a Comment

Prof Anne Kinsella, one of the editors of our upcoming collection of critical physiotherapy writings - Mobilising knowledge - is on the editorial board of this new journal. Here is a recent call for papers. Journal of Praxis in Higher Education JPHE is a new international, open access, online journal dedicated to high quality research on praxis within, and related to, teaching, learning and researching in higher education.It is now calling for papers for its first issue to be published November 1, 2019. Praxis is a contested term that, in many contexts, is used interchangeably with ‘practice’, or understood as routine or habitual human activity. However, it has also come … [Read more...] about Call for papers for new Journal of Praxis in Higher Education

Filed Under: Research Tagged With: education, journal, praxis

Open Physio online journal open for business

23/10/2018 by Dave Nicholls 2 Comments

A radical new adventure in physiotherapy research publication was launched recently, and would be a fabulous vehicle for publishing for people in and around the Critical Physiotherapy Network. The OpenPhysio journal is the brainchild of A/Prof Michael Rowe, CPN Exec member and lecturer at the University of the Western Cape in South Africa.  Supported by Physio-pedia, the journal is different to any journal you have probably ever seen before. Research is published immediately, with no delay for administration or peer approval.  Peer review is open to everyone and all feedback is collaborative.  Responses are published alongside the finished article and represent their own citable … [Read more...] about Open Physio online journal open for business

Filed Under: call 4 papers, Research Tagged With: education, journal, online, publishing

Submit your work to the new Critical Research and Perspectives section of the Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation

19/09/2018 by Dave Nicholls Leave a Comment

This message comes from CPN members Barbara Gibson and Jenny Setchell - co-editors of the new Critical Research and Perspectives section of the Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation. Dear Friends and Colleagues, Please consider submitting an article to the new section on Critical Research and Perspectives in the Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation. For those of you who don’t know the journal, it is an online, open access, no fee, multimedia platform for research, scholarship, art, literature, and narrative that bring the perspectives of the humanities and social sciences to all things rehabilitation. The Critical section is devoted to research and ‘perspectives’ that draw … [Read more...] about Submit your work to the new Critical Research and Perspectives section of the Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation

Filed Under: call 4 papers Tagged With: humanities, journal, papers, rehabilitation

A revolution in physiotherapy publishing

03/08/2017 by Dave Nicholls Leave a Comment

  A radical new adventure in physiotherapy research publication was launched last week. The OpenPhysio journal is the brainchild of A/Prof Michael Rowe, CPN Exec member and lecturer at the University of the Western Cape in South Africa.  Supported by Physio-pedia, the journal is different to any journal you have probably ever seen before. Research is published immediately, with no delay for administration or peer approval.  Peer review is open to everyone and all feedback is collaborative.  Responses are published alongside the finished article and represent their own citable intellectual property.  There are no page fees and you retain copyright.  Articles can include a … [Read more...] about A revolution in physiotherapy publishing

Filed Under: Events Tagged With: education, innovation, journal, practice, publication, radical, research, theory

Is it time for new critical physiotherapy journal?

17/08/2016 by Dave Nicholls 2 Comments

In April, a new journal called Applied Mobilities was launched by Taylor and Francis.  Given physiotherapy's interest in anything to do with mobility, you might be mistaken for believing that this was a new journal for us.  But it isn't. Well it could be, but physiotherapy is currently only interested in quite specific kinds of mobility - the kind involving the biomechanical body - and isn't particularly interested in material semiotics or the day-to-day movements of Chinese migrant women in Sydney. So the journal joins the ranks of other journals like Body and Society, Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences and Medical Humanities as journals that physiotherapists probably ought to … [Read more...] about Is it time for new critical physiotherapy journal?

Filed Under: Editorial Tagged With: critical, journal, physiotherapy, publishing

A new Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation featuring Thomas Eakins and early photography of motion

03/03/2015 by Dave Nicholls Leave a Comment

Angela Fritz's recent blogpost on the anatomical studies of Thomas Eakins appeared in a new journal that may be of real interest to members of the Critical Physiotherapy Network. The Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation is published by the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship and aspires to: raise the consciousness and deepen the intellect of the humanistic relationship in the rehabilitation sciences. Our mission is to encourage dialogue among rehabilitation professionals, patients, families and caregivers that describe the human condition as it experiences the impact of illness or disability. We hope to highlight and illustrate the special relationship between the patient and … [Read more...] about A new Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation featuring Thomas Eakins and early photography of motion

Filed Under: Editorial, Web resources Tagged With: humanities, hysteria, journal, neurasthenia, painting, photography, rehabilitation, Rest Cure, Thomas Eakins, women

My critical physiotherapy Christmas list

10/12/2014 by Dave Nicholls 3 Comments

Santa is a busy chap so needs help to know who's been naughty and whose been nice. I've tried my best to be nice this year.  Honestly I have.  So I thought I'd draw up a critical physiotherapy Christmas list of the things I'd like in my stocking on Christmas morning. Dear Santa, Could I please have: A physiotherapy journal that refuses, on principal, to publish any article where the authors use the words evidence-based practice, musculoskeletal, neurological, cardiorespiratory, mixed methods, systematic, descriptive, thematic, or any word ending in -itis. A return to a properly funded public health system. An overhaul to the weighting of academic journals.  I'd like all journal's … [Read more...] about My critical physiotherapy Christmas list

Filed Under: Editorial Tagged With: health care, history, journal, philosophy, qualitative, quantitative, research

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