Journal of eScience Librarianship
journal of escience librarianshipThe Journal of eScience Librarianship (JeSLIB) (ISSN 2161-3974) is an open access, peer-reviewed journal advancing the theory and practice of librarianship focusing on services related to data-driven research in science, technology, engineering, math, social sciences, medicine, and public health. JeSLIB explores the many roles of librarians in supporting eScience and welcomes articles by contributors from all areas of the globe related to education, outreach, collaborations, policy, tools, and best practices.
JeSLIB publishes articles as they become available for publication, following a thorough review process. Articles are collected together into issues throughout the year, with occasional special issues.
Graphic Medicine Review
graphic medicine review The Graphic Medicine Review (GMR) (ISSN 2993-8252) publishes scholarly works relevant to both the comics medium (aka comic books, graphic novels, manga, bande dessinée, etc.) and healthcare, medicine, wellness, patient experience, and public health policy. GMR is an open-access resource primarily produced in English but international in scope and concerns.
Journal of Global Radiology
journal of global radiologyDear Subscriber,
We hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits.
It is with a mixture of gratitude and regret that we announce the temporary suspension of the Journal of Global Radiology for at least one year. This decision has not been made lightly, as we are fully aware of the importance the journal holds in advancing global radiology practices and research in Low- and Middle-income Countries (LMIC).
Since its establishment in 2014, the journal has been committed to enhancing knowledge and supporting the dissemination of critical radiological advancements across the world. With the unwavering support of our editorial board, contributors, and subscribers, we have achieved significant milestones in encouraging and promoting research, education, and collaboration in radiology in widely disparate regions of the world. The Journal of Global Radiology has served as a platform for many relevant articles and innovations in the field, helping to foster an inclusive and global perspective on radiological practices in LMIC.
However, due to recent financial challenges, and ever-increasing strain on radiologists’ time and resources, we have found it impossible to maintain the journal's operations at the same level of excellence. Additionally, the shortage of available expert radiologists to serve as manuscript reviewers has contributed to the decision to suspend the journal’s activities.
We would like to express our deepest appreciation for your support throughout the years. Your commitment has been instrumental in enabling the journal to fulfill its mission and continue its critical work in the global radiology community. We remain hopeful that, with time, the circumstances will improve, and we will be able to resume publication.
In the meantime, we sincerely thank you for your understanding and continued patronage. Should there be any further updates, we will be sure to inform you promptly.
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With sincere gratitude and best wishes,
Sarwat Hussain, MD, FRCR, FACR
Sughra Raza, MD, FSBI, FACR
Max Rosen, MD, MPH, FACR
Maria Helena Mendonca, MD, PhD
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The Journal of Global Radiology (JGR) (ISSN 2372-8418) is a peer-reviewed, open access, specialized journal of radiology that documents and studies issues surrounding global access to and delivery of medical imaging services, with a focus on low-income or resource-poor regions. JGR explores the practical and technological challenges involved in expanding global access to radiology services, and their intersection with issues of medical education, economic and infrastructural development, public health and health policy.
Journal of Parent and Family Mental Health
journal of parent and family mental health The open access Journal of Parent and Family Mental Health (ISSN 2639-9997) was published from 2016-2021. The journal, born from a group of international researchers and change agents called the International Research Collaborative for Change in Parent and Child Mental Health, was devoted to the translation and dissemination of research knowledge specific to families living with parental mental illness. It published Issue Briefs and Research in the Works brief reports that highlighted research projects related to parental and family mental health for policy makers, practitioners, advocacy groups, mental health researchers and family members. The Journal of Parent and Family Mental Health has been discontinued; all published articles will continue to be available and preserved on the journal website.