Journal of Addictions Nursing
Adam Searby, PHD, RNEditor in Chief | IntNSA Membership includes access to the JAN Online Archive |
The Journal of Addictions Nursing (JAN) is the official journal of the International Nurses Society on Addictions (IntNSA). JAN is a peer-reviewed, quarterly international journal publishing original articles for nurses with a professional interest
in addiction. JAN welcomes submissions from nurses and other healthcare professionals, regardless of specialty, with an interest in treatment, prevention, education and research of addictions, including drug and alcohol and behavioural
addictions. The editors are also seeking high-impact papers which will be widely read and cited, ultimately with the potential to have an international impact on nurses working with addiction. Submitted papers should be relevant to the scope and aims of JAN and written in a manner which makes the relevance of the content clear for international audiences.
Each issue of the Journal contains original articles, reviews and perspective papers relevant to nurses with a professional interest in addictions, including alcohol and other drugs, gambling, co-occurring disorders and comorbidities, and other
behavioural addictions. Submissions are welcomed through the Editorial Manager system, and full issues of the Journal are available to IntNSA members as part of their membership.
Submit a ManuscriptIntNSA invites original manuscripts on current research, issues, practices and innovations as they relate to the field of addictions. Would you like to submit your work and contribute to the journal? | View onlineIntNSA members can view full issues of the JAN online as part of your membership to IntNSA. You can access the online journal through the Member’s Only area of the website. | Advertise in the journalIf you are interested in advertising in the journal, please see our rate card and get in touch. |
Letters to the Editor
Letters pertaining to items published in JAN should be sent to the journal within three months of the original appearance of the material, except for critiques of original research, which may be submitted later. Letters that include statements of facts, research, or statistics should include appropriate references, although more than two are discouraged.
Letters can be no more than 500 words in length. Anonymous letters will not be considered. No affiliations will be included unless the authors are writing on behalf of an organization. In such cases, the letter writer should include a statement that the letter has been approved by the organization they are representing.
Letters that are personal attacks on an author rather than thoughtful criticism of the author’s ideas will not be considered for publication. Letters will be edited for clarity and length. Publication is not guaranteed.
Authors of the original article may be invited to write a response to one or more letters if the editors deem a response is warranted. Letters to the editor may be uploaded using the manuscript submission system.
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