The Canadian Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing (CJCN) publishes
four issues annually, featuring articles in both French and English. CJCN
welcomes original articles dealing with research findings or issues relating
to cardiovascular health and illness.
The Journal provides a forum for:
- research
- literature reviews
- case studies
- discourse relevant to cardiovascular issues
Letters to the Editor in response to our articles or columns are encouraged.
| Spring | | February 1 |
| Summer | | May 1 |
| Fall (Conference Issue) | | July 1 |
| Winter | | November 1 |
The manuscript should be sent by email to:
info@cccn.ca
or on disk by mail to
Nicole Parent & Paula Price
Co-Editors CJCN
Canadian Council of Cardiovascular Nurses
222 Queen Street, Suite 1402
Ottawa, ON K2P 5V9
The manuscript should be accompanied by the following:
A cover letter signed
by the principal author stating that the manuscript has not been published previously
and is not currently under consideration by any other journal.
Permission from the copyright holder for any previously published material (i.e.,
excerpts, tables, and illustrations) that is appearing in the manuscript.
Disks are not requested with this original submission.
Format:
Manuscripts should be typed double-spaced in a standard letter quality
font on one side of the paper. Side margins should measure 2.5 cm. The
manuscript can be a maximum of 20 pages including tables, figures, illustrations
and references. (Compute the graphics as equivalent to one half or one
full size page, depending on anticipated size when published.) Please
have the abstract and reference list each on separate sheets from the
rest of the text.
Text style:
Prepare your manuscript in accordance with the style outlined in Chapter
3 of the American Psychological Association's Publication Manual 4th
Edition.
Follow the APA guidelines for grammar, punctuation, usage (capitalization,
numerals, seriation),unbiased language, references and citations. Two
exceptions from APA are these: spelling should be current Canadian usage
where applicable; abstract may be expressed in a maximum of 150 words.
Tables, graphs, illustrations:
Prepare in accordance with Chapter 3 of the APA Manual. Each table,
figure or illustration should be submitted on a separate sheet and numbered
as it appears in the article (i.e. Figure 1 etc.) Illustrations should
be computer-generated or professionally drawn. Photographs (in duplicate)
should be in print form in the manuscript submission, and unmounted.
Organization:
Organization of the manuscript for a quantitative research paper should
generally follow Chapter 1 of the APA Publication Manual.
Reference List:
CJCN uses a reference list (in contrast to a bibliography) and its
purpose is described in Chapter 3 of the APA Manual.
An identifying title page should include the title and names, credentials,
and affiliations of all authors. The author with whom the journal will correspond
should be indicated, and their phone, fax and e-mail numbers given. The
title page will be removed for the anonymous peer review process. For confidentiality
reasons, no name should appear on the page headers or footers.
Four to five keywords from the CINAHL Subject Heading list should appear
on the title page.
Acknowledgement:
Sources of funding for the research that resulted in this manuscript should
appear in the acknowledgement section of the paper.
Manuscripts for original articles are reviewed anonymously by peers for
merit and clarity. If the peer reviewers recommend publishing with only
copy editing revisions, the author will be asked to submit a disk on the
basis of this acceptance. If the peer reviewers recommend publishing with
content revisions, the manuscripts will be forwarded to the author with
a deadline for the return of the revised paper on disk.
Accepted articles are subject to copyediting. Authors will be sent galley
proofs for review and are asked to check the accuracy of the material as
it appears in the edited copy.
It is understood that if the article is published, the Canadian Journal
of Cardiovascular Nursing will have exclusive rights to it and to its reproduction
and sale.
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