A peer reviewed journal publishing current research practices and innovations related to the field of addictions. Readership includes nurses and other health professionals engaged in clinical practice, research education, consultation and administration.

Aimed at therapists who specialize in addictive diseases. Coverage includes topics related to drug abuse, alcohol abuse, smoking, gambling and other addictive diseases.

Written for those who teach reading in adolescent and adult programs. Articles focus on applied research, instructional techniques, program descriptions, training of teachers and professional issues.

Official publication of the Society for Adolescent Medicine. Presents the most recent research and advances in adolescent medicine, with applications to practice.

Background and Format: The Journal of Adult and Continuing Education (JACE) covers the field of post-compulsory education. It provides a forum for theoretical and practical work in the fields of lifelong learning and adult, community and continuing education. The journal is peer-reviewed and focuses on international and national issues and is aimed at researchers, professionals and practitioners in all sectors. It publishes both research articles and reflections on policy and practice. Audience and Readership: It is aimed at those concerned with post-compulsory education Deadline: No set deadline Time of Publication: May and November Circulation: No figure available Ad Rates: No advertising available Other Information: The journal is not PRable Guidelines for manuscript submission can be found here

Impact factor: 1.917 (Source: Journal Citation Reports 2015). Journal Ranking: 9/114 (Nursing (Social Science)); 11/116 (Nursing (Science)) (Source: Journal Citation Reports 2015). Aims of the journal: The Journal of Advanced Nursing (JAN) is an international, peer-reviewed, scientific journal. JAN contributes to the advancement of evidence-based nursing, midwifery and healthcare by disseminating high quality research and scholarship of contemporary relevance and with potential to advance knowledge for practice, education, management or policy. Print and digital edition available. Readership: JAN targets readers who are committed to advancing practice and professional development on the basis of new knowledge and evidence. Its readership includes: managers and senior members of the nursing and midwifery professions, nurse researchers, nurse educators, nursing students, and other healthcare professionals with an interest in common issues and interdisciplinary collaboration. Content: The journal publishes the following types of articles: Reviews Research Papers Research Methodology Research Protocols Concept Analysis Papers Discussion Papers Other information: The majority of papers in JAN are written by nurses and midwives but there are no constraints on authorship as long as papers fit with the expressed Aims and Scope.

The mission of the Journal of Advertising Research (JAR) is to act as the research and development vehicle for professionals in all areas of marketing including media, research, advertising and communications. JAR provides a forum for sharing findings, applications, new technologies and methodologies, and avenues of solution. Its primary audience is academics, as well as the practitioner at all levels of practice. The journal encourages dialogue between practitioners and academics to expand the scientific body of knowledge about all facets of marketing and advertising research, and to ‘to further, through research, the scientific practice of advertising and marketing.’

Written for members of the Society for Aerosols in Medicine. Covers studies involving inhalation of particles and gases in the respiratory tract, and the use of aerosols as tolls to study basic physiologic phenomena. Highlights their use as selective delivery systems for medication, the measurement of respiratory secretion and the toxic effects of inhaled agents.

Circulation: The publisher does not disclose the circulation. Frequency: 10 times a year. Aims of the journal: Journal of Aesthetic Nursing, launched in June 2012, is a peer-reviewed clinical and professional journal for nurses who specialise in this fast-developing area. It aims to support aesthetic nurses in advancing their practice and encourage other nurses wishing to make a career in this specialty. It will aim to publish articles with both theoretical and practical relevance for aesthetic nurses. Content: Topics to be covered in the launch issue included: Experiences of hyaluronidase in the management of tear trough complications Skin care for the summer: how do the new FDA rules affect nurses’ approaches to SPFs Needle versus cannula – which ‘weapon’ for the aesthetic nurse? Medical emergencies: how prepared are you? Body dysmorphic disorder: the broken mirror To dental block or not? Training in aesthetics: the current state of play The potential role of mentorship in easing nurse transition How to build up your client database Marketing your business online: how to create a Googletastic website and tips on search engine optimisation Manuscript Submission: Online manuscript submission can be found here. Ad rates: For advertising contact Fenella Wenham on  fenella.wenham@markallengroup.com¿ or call +44  Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Wednesday 30 May 2012 The Journal of Aesthetic Nursing, launching next month, will be a peer-reviewed clinical and professional journal for nurses who specialise in this area. The journal, which will be published 10 times a year, aims to support aesthetic nurses in advancing their practice and encourage other nurses wishing to make a career in this specialty. It will aim to publish articles with both theoretical and practical relevance for aesthetic nurses. Editor Natasha Devan can be reached on +44 (0)20 7501 6780 and natasha.devan@markallengroup.com

Written as the official journal of the International Society for Affective Disorders for psychopharmacologists, psychiatrists, neurologists and clinical neurophysiologists. Publishes papers concerned with affective disorders in the widest sense: depression, mania, anxiety and panic. An interdisciplinary publication, it aims to bring together different approaches for a diverse readership. Includes articles dealing with any aspect of affective disorders, including biochemistry, pharmacology, endocrinology, genetics, statistics, epidemiology, psychodynamics, classification, clinical studies and studies of all types of treatment.