Writing a Commentary for A Peer Reviewed Research Journal
The
Peer Review Process at JVSR.com
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It takes time and effort to create your paper and submit it for consideration to
publish in the Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research. You can take a
great step for the advancement of scholarly activity and research in
chiropractic.
Call For Papers
Following appropriate peer review, the journal will publish contributions germane to the concept of vertebral subluxation and the myriad variables which affect the condition.
As a cross-disciplinary journal with international distribution, submissions are encouraged from all health care and science arenas and other areas including; the legal profession, government agencies, and educational and quality of life programs from the United States and abroad.
Research is invited from, but not limited to, the following areas:
- Anatomical studies
- Physiology
- Biomechanics
- Philosophy
- Clinical studies
- Epidemiology
- Legal considerations
- Theoretical concepts
- Educational perspectives
- Vertebral Subluxation assessment
- Practice parameters and correction technology
Submissions may take the form of:
- Observational or descriptive studies
- Case studies
- Clinical investigation
- Basic research
- Pilot studies
- Literature reviews
- Commentaries
- Anecdotal clinical reports
- Retrospective and longitudinal studies
- Innovative approaches to
- Work in progress qualitative & quantitative research
Research manuscripts must conform to the editorial standards outlined in “Information for Authors.” All papers accepted for publication may be subject to editing to ensure conformity to JVSR’s editorial style.
Manuscripts should be e-mailed to: emailed to: editor@jvsr.com They can also be mailed to: Editor, JVSR, 4390 Bells Ferry Road. Kennesaw, GA 30144. Pleaase include an electronic copy.
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