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DENOSA call for papers for a special issue of Curationis on Contemporary issues in Nursing
DENOSA hereby invites submission of academic papers for a special issue of its online research journal, Curationis, on Contemporary issues in Nursing. rolex day date replica
Draft manuscript submissions emailed on or before 15 October 2017 to both Khorotho Elias Setlago (khorothos@denosa.org.za) and Professor Mavis Mulaudzi (mavmul@gmail.com).
DENOSA will review all drafts with the assistance of the journal’s Editorial Board, and the selected authors will be invited to the two-day workshops to be held on 22 and 23 November2017. Participants will be asked an attendance fee by DENOSA (amount to be confirmed later).
Submissions deadline via the electronic platform is 15 February 2018.
Approximate publication date: August 2018
Quest editors: Mokgadi Matlakala and Lize Maree
Nursing is a dynamic profession, and the past decade has witnessed many changes in the nursing profession in South Africa and beyond. Most of these changes are related to advances in nursing education, nursing practice, nursing research, and leadership.
This special issue of Curationis addresses contemporary issues in the nursing profession, such as the role of nurses in achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals, innovative methods in teaching and learning, policy issues such as National Health Insurance, primary healthcare re-engineering, new nursing curriculum, innovative research designs and methods, use of social media and innovative technologies in health care, women's health, human rights and ethics, and others related to new advances in the nursing profession.
Curationis provides a forum for cutting-edge theories and research models related to the exploration of issues experienced and the best practices of nurses and midwives, so as to improve nursing education, nursing administration, and community nursing within Africa.
The journal now invites research contributions covering advances in nursing, submitted in English (full article), on contemporary issues during this critical time for nursing. Since we are now near the end of the current nursing strategic plan and the current nursing qualifications being offered, information that is shared will be new and contemporary.
It is expected that most of the papers will contain cutting-edge research which will improve their focus area, and assist policy makers with new evidence that will assist them to improve policies or compile new ones where necessary.
We are looking forward to receiving your contributions.
DENOSA.
