Impact Factor: 3.311 Journal Ranking: 23/77 (Nutrition & Dietetics) Circulation: The Publisher does not disclose the circulation. Frequency: The British Journal of Nutrition (BJN) is published twice monthly, in two volumes a year. New articles are published online ahead of print. Affiliations: The BJN is published for the Nutrition Society by Cambridge University Press. It is the official journal of The Nutrition Society and a member of and subscribes to the principles of the Committee on Publication Ethics. Aims of the journal: The BJN encompasses the full spectrum of nutritional science – epidemiology, dietary surveys, nutritional requirements and behaviour, metabolic studies, body composition, energetics, appetite, obesity, ageing, endocrinology, immunology, neuroscience, microbiology, genetics and molecular and cell biology. Submissions addressing the new frontiers of the subject, including the rapidly emerging area of nutritional genomics, are especially encouraged. Readership: The BJN has an international authorship and a worldwide readership. Free online access is available to all after 1 year; the complete archive of the journal, back to volume 1 1947, is now online. Manuscript submission: Author guidelines at Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 http://assets.cambridge.org/BJN/BJN_ifc.pdf <w:LsdException Locked="false" Priority="9" QFormat="true" Name="

Impact Factor: 0.935 (Source: JCR 2015) Journal Ranking: 44/71 in Rehabilitation (SSCI) 50/65 in Rehabilitation (SCI) Circulation: The Publisher does not disclose the circulation. Affiliations: The British Journal of Occupational Therapy is the official journal of the College of Occupational Therapists. Aims of the journal: The British Journal of Occupational Therapy (BJOT) seeks to publish United Kingdom and international articles relevant to theory, practice, research, education and management in occupational therapy internationally. BJOT aims to be the publication of choice for people to access, disseminate and guide the implementation of occupational therapy knowledge and evidence worldwide so that occupational therapists, service users, and key stakeholders can make informed decisions.  Articles are peer-reviewed that aims to contribute to the knowledge and evidence base of occupational therapy and encourage scholarly discussion and debate. Content: BJOT publishes research articles, critical reviews, practice analyses, opinion pieces, editorials, letters to the editor, book reviews, and an annual index. It also normally publishes an annual special issue with a call for papers. Readership: Occupational Therapists in the UK and internationally. Editorial contacts: A full list of the editorial board can be found here Manuscript submission: The editorial board welcomes the online submission of manuscripts relevant to theory, practice, research, education and management in occupational therapy. The journal's categories of submission are; Research papers Critical reviews Practice analysis Opinion piece Editorials Letters to the editor Author guidelines can be found here Online manuscripts submission can be found here Other Information: The journal can also be found on the website of the College of Occupational Therapists here

British Journal of Ophthalmology covers Physiology,Ophthalmology & Optometry,Health & Medicine

Circulation: The Publisher does not disclose the circulation. Frequency: Quarterly Months of distribution: February, May, August, and September Affiliations: The British Journal of Pain is the official journal of the British Pain Society. Aims of the journal: British Journal of Pain is a peer-reviewed quarterly British journal with an international multidisciplinary Editorial Board.The Journal aims to broaden its scope and become a forum for publishing primary research together with brief reports related to pain and pain interventions. Submissions from all over the world have been published and are welcome. Content: The journal publishes reviews on all major aspects of pain and pain management reflecting the body of evidence of the topic and suitable for a multidisciplinary readership. Where empirical evidence is lacking, the reviews reflect the generally held opinions of experts in the field. Editorial contacts: Any correspondence, queries or additional requests for information on the Manuscript Submission process should be sent to the Editorial Office as follows: Leila Taleb Communications Officer The British Pain Society Third Floor, Churchill House 35 Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4SG No editorial email address currently available, please contact the team through the website. Manuscript submission: Author guidelines can be found here

Background and Format: Established in 1854, British Journal of Photography is targeted at professional photographers, covering news and features, exhibitions, photo-journalism, picture techniques and developing ideas. Audience and Readership: The readership profile is that of the professional press, portrait, medical, industrial and colour photographers, as well as advanced amateurs. 30,000 Deadline: Editorial deadline is around ten days before publication. Time of Publication: First Wednesday of the month. Circulation: Source: Publisher Distribution: The magazine is also available digitally as an iPhone and iPad app. Ad Rates: Information on advertising can be found here. Awards: 2018 - PPA Independent Publisher & Conference Awards, Brand of the Year (nominated)  2018 - PPA Awards, Consumer Media Brand of the Year (nominated)  2017 - PPA Awards, Publishing Innovator of the Year (annual turnover under £10m) (winner) 2017 - PPA Awards, Digital Innovation of the Year (Consumer Media): Portrait of Britain (nominated) 2014 - Online Media Awards, Best App - Smart Phone or Tablet (commendation) 2012 - British Media Awards, Best Use of Mobile (iPad Edition) 2012 - Lucie Awards, Photography Magazine of the Year (Winner) Gorkana meets...Simon Bainbridge, British Journal of Photography, March 2016 The write up can be viewed here. Alerts: Gorkana UK Financial Alert: Thursday 23rd March 2017 British Journal of Photography is moving to new offices in April. From 1 April, the new address will be Apptitude Media, 9th Floor, Anchorage House, 2 Clove Crescent, London, E14 2BE. Contact details will remain the same. Gorkana UK Consumer Alert: Thursday 25th February 2016 British Journal of Photography has been redesigned from the April issue. As part of the redesign, the monthly magazine will come with expanded editorial sections and more space for photography. The editorial team can be reached at bjp.reporter@bjphoto.co.uk and can also be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/1854 Gorkana Alert: Monday 13 January 2014 The British Journal of Photography have announced the redesign of their website. It puts images first, while extending the magazine's coverage of photography events around the world. The website can be viewed at www.bjp-online.com. Associate Editor Olivier Laurent can be reached on +44 (0)20 7193 2625 and bjp.news@bjphoto.co.uk. He can also be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/olivierclaurent Gorkana Alert: Tuesday 6 August 2013 Apptitude Media, publishers of the British Journal of Photography and Fade to Black, have changed address and are now located at Unit A, Ground Floor, Zetland House, 5-25 Scrutton Street, Shoreditch, London, EC2A 4HJ. For more information Editorial Director Simon Bainbridge can be reached on +44 (0)20 8123 6873 and simon@apptitudemedia.co.u

British Journal of Photography, the world’s oldest photography title (est. 1854)

Impact Factor: 2.243 Journal Ranking: 31/129 in Psychology Multidisciplinary (source ISI Journal Citation Reports 2014) Published: February, May, August and November Affiliations: Published on behalf of the British Psychological Society. Aims of the journal: The British Journal of Psychology aims to publish original research on all aspects of general psychology including cognition; health and clinical psychology; developmental, social and occupational psychology. Content: The journal attracts a large number of international submissions each year which make major contributions across the range of psychology, particularly where the work has the following characteristics: Articles or groups of articles dealing with topics which are of interest to researchers from more than one specialism; Section of psychology or which address topics or issues at the interface between different specialisms or sections of psychology; Articles or groups of articles which take different or contrasting methodological or theoretical approaches to a single topic; Articles or groups of articles dealing with novel areas, theories or methodologies; Integrative reviews, particularly where the review offers new analysis (e.g. meta-analysis), new theory or new implications for practice; Articles or groups of articles dealing with the history of psychology; Interdisciplinary work, where the contribution from, or to, psychological theory or practice is clear It enjoys a wide international readership and features reports of empirical studies, critical reviews of the literature and theoretical contributions which aim to further our understanding of psychology. The journal additionally publishes a small number of invited articles by people who lead their field on a topic that provokes discussion. These articles include a short peer commentary.

Background and Format: The British Journal of Psychotherapy is a journal for psychoanalytic and Jungian-analytic thinkers, with a focus on both innovatory and everyday work on the unconscious in individual, group and institutional practice. As an analytic journal, it has an Editorial Board drawn from a wide range of psychoanalytic, psychoanalytic psychotherapy, psychodynamic, and analytical psychology training organisations. As such, it is designed to provide a psychoanalytic frame of reference that is wide-ranging and includes all schools of analytic practise. The primary focus is on the unconscious and on transference/counter transference processes, but the BJP has traditionally sought to make links and critical comparisons with other therapeutic methods. They encourage high-quality work-in-progress reports, submissions from clinicians at an early stage of their careers, and international submissions. The British Journal of Psychotherapy (BJP) is published in association with The British Association of Psychotherapists (BAP). Audience and Readership: The journal is aimed at practising clinicians, psychotherapists including members of the British Association of Psychotherapy and other key Psychotherapy institutes in the UK and Europe totalling <1,750 member copies (source: Publisher). Deadline: 2nd week of the month prior to publication Frequency: Published in February, May, August and November. Circulation:  (Source: Publisher)  Ad rates: Information on advertising can be viewed here Other information: Author guidelines can be viewed here. All submissions to the British Journal of Psychotherapy (BJP) should be made via the online electronic editorial office. Online manuscript submissions can be made here.

Impact Factor: 1.840 Circulation: 530 (Source: Publisher) Monthly Unique Users (MUU): 250, 000 visits per month (Source: Publisher) Affiliations: It is the official peer reviewed monthly research journal of the British Institute of Radiology. Aims of the journal: BJR is an international, multi-disciplinary journal covering the clinical and technical aspects of medical imaging, radiotherapy, oncology, medical physics, radiobiology and the underpinning sciences. BJR is essential reading for radiologists, medical physicists, radiotherapists, radiographers and radiobiologists. Content: The journal features a panel of international experts covering clinical radiology, radiotherapy, radiobiology and medical physics. Editorial Contacts: The editorial team can be reached at publications@bir.org.uk  They do not wish to be listed on Gorkana individually. Manuscript Submission: Author guidelines here. Online submission here. Ad rates: For information on advertising please see media kit Other information: You can also contact the journal via the contact form here

British Journal of School Nursing covers all things to do with health care in school-aged children. There is a 'Week in a Life' article about a school nurse, and a 'Spotlight on' feature about specific practice taking place in certain areas. Regularly includes clinical reviews, original research, professional articles, education, case studies, legal commentary and news analysis. BJSN believes that school nurses play an essential role in the health and well-being of school-aged children and young people. The journal aims to support all school nurses (including those working for or on behalf of local authorities, directly in schools and special needs school nurses) in their daily practice by ensuring that they have access to the latest information, policy and research. BJSN also provides a platform for school nurses to share innovations and examples of best practice with colleagues and to consolidate the evidence base for the profession.   Some of the regularly featured series and columns in the journal include: Safeguarding: A series focusing on a range of child protection issues Health promotion:  Articles looking at how school nurses can intervene on specific public health issues Innovations: Case studies and innovative projects Resources: A selection of useful free resources on relevant topics Special needs: A section dedicated to special needs school nursing Representation: A platform for professional organisations and associations to share their latest new and advice. Audience and Readership: It is aimed at school nurses Deadline: Last Monday of the month Time of Publication: Second Friday of the month Frequency: 10 issues a year. Joint issues in December/January and July/August