More about Connect journal
What makes Connect different?
Making Connections is the central theme for the journal. The purpose of the journal is to facilitate international communication and collaboration on critical care issues, which are relevant to the critical care nursing community. The concept of making Connections embraces all of these ideas, hence the main title of the journal is Connect. The editors want to encourage discussion about critical care nursing and the journal provides a range of opportunities for nurses to communicate about their practice.
The aim of Connect is to be the voice of critical care nurses world-wide. In this context, the editors recognise the challenge of communicating in a single language and intend that no article should be rejected on the basis of language, and that all authors will be offered support from the editorial board. Furthermore, Connect editors are currently working with colleagues in Latin America and the WFCCN to develop the journal languages further. Over the next few years, it is planned to produce the journal in both English and Spanish.
Making Connections - The Connections theme is developed throughout the journal and there are several regular features, to which all critical care colleagues – from anywhere in the world - are invited to contribute:
- Clinical Connections (practice: ideas, development, review articles, news, information, support, equipment)
- Global Connections (world news, information, exchange programmes)
- Research Connections (research, abstracts, news)
- Conference Connections (conference news, reports, adverts, information)