Rolling Publication
What is it?
Article-based publishing as opposed to issue-based publishing
How Does it Work?
Rather than waiting for accepted material to be in a print issue, articles are published immediately on the homepage
How does this affect readers?
Readers get new information faster. Be sure to check the homepage often for new content! Every three months (quarterly), the issue is “closed,” and placed in the CJRT Archives.
Why is this better for authors?
The benefit to authors is that acceptance to publication time will be reduced and there is no more waiting for the article to appear in a finalised issue.
Current Issue
Spring 2018, Volume 54, Number 1
Table of Contents
Editor's Message
Research Articles
The effect of an e-learning module on health sciences students’ venipuncture skill development
Tamas J. Lindenmaier MSc1, Julie Brown RRT MASc(c) FCSRT1, Lorie Ranieri BScN BEd1, Dugg Steary MEd(c) CCP(f)1, Helen Harrison RN BSc BScN BEd MScN1, Julia Flook BA2, Elizabeth Lorusso MRT(MR)(R) RTR BAppSc1
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A pilot study to assess short-term physiologic outcomes of transitioning infants with severe bronchopulmonary dysplasia from ICU to two subacute ventilators
Robert M. DiBlasi, RRT-NPS, FAARC, Dave N. Crotwell, RRT-NPS, FAARC, Jonathan Poli, Justin Hotz, RRT-NPS, Jonathan D. Cogen MD, Edward Carter, MD
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Abstracts
New articles will appear on the homepage as they are accepted.
Stay tuned!
Message from the Editor in Chief
Happy New Year! I am pleased to be assuming the role of Editor-in-Chief for the CJRT as of January 1, 2018. You will notice some changes to our homepage as we have moved to a “rolling publication” model wherein accepted articles are posted online immediately instead of compiling issues behind the scenes and posting new content on a quarterly basis. See the FAQ box on the left of this page for more information on this exciting new method of publishing – we are excited to offer faster publication time for our authors and readers, and we welcome your feedback or questions on this new model to moc.t1524592446rsc@r1524592446otide1524592446.
SPECIAL ISSUE ON CLINICAL SIMULATION
Click here to view our recent special edition on the topic of Clinical Simulation. We are excited to share some of the new and innovative ideas that are emerging from within our own profession. We welcome your feedback on this issue - contact moc.t1524592446rsc@r1524592446otide1524592446 to publish a Letter to the Editor in a subsequent issue and join the conversation!
CALL FOR PAPERS - Deadline Extended!
We are calling for contributions for our 2018 edition on "Primary Care", due May1 2018. CLICK HERE for more information on this call. Questions? Contact the managing editor at moc.t1524592446rsc@r1524592446otide1524592446
INTERESTED IN PEER REVIEW?
The CJRT is always recruiting interested volunteers to participate in the peer review process. Create a profile today at: http://manuscript.cjrt.ca! You get to read the latest papers in your area of expertise and practice your critical review skills. After each completed review, the peer reviewer receives educational credit letters that can be applied to your provincial CPD program. New to research? We are happy to start you off slowly and pair you with experienced reviewers for your first review.
Justin Sorge, RRT, MPH