Dear Colleague, Fifteen years ago, the Journal of Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine: An Interdisciplinary Approach Throughout the Lifespan (JPRM) was founded by a legendary, bold, and insightful pediatric rehabilitation specialist, Dr. Jacob Alan Neufeld. Now, we are about to embark on making JPRM full open access so that the entire world will be able to see the research that is pertinent to the pediatric rehabilitation field. With our move to open access, we will maintain our stringent review process: every article will continue to be blindly reviewed by at least two experts in the field and all statistics will continue to be blindly reviewed by a qualified statistician. Open access will not mean that there is any less scrutiny. All manuscripts must still be accepted through the same stringent and high-quality peer review. After manuscripts are accepted, they are meticulously copyedited for readability and published in one of 4 issues annually. With open access, we can reach more researchers, more clinicians, and more families, and we can thus make a positive impact worldwide on the care of children with rehabilitation needs throughout their lifespans. We invite you to read the full announcement here. Accepted manuscripts submitted from January 1, 2023 will be published open access (CC BY-NC as a standard license). Please contact us if you have questions regarding the transition to a fully open access journal. The editorial office and the editorial board at JPRM are looking forward to moving into the next chapter of our growth with you! Sincerely yours, Sara Tinsley
Managing Editor, Journal of Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine Elaine L Pico, MD, FAAP, FAAPM & R
Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine | JPRM Issue 15:3 2022 Editorial
The Journal of Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine goes full open access in 2023 – Openly Available
Tinsley, Sara | Pico, Elaine L Article Commentary
Social media and the practice of pediatric physical medicine and rehabilitation in the COVID-19 pandemic: A new era in patient-care – Openly Available
Haque, Mahfujul | Khan, Shahrin | Sandhu, Amar | Armstrong, Kelly RESEARCH ARTICLES
National survey of health services provided by pediatric post-acute care facilities in the US
Berry, Jay G. | Casto, Elizabeth | Dumas, Helene | O’Brien, Jane | Steinhorn, David | Marks, Michelle | Traul, Christine | Wilson, Karen | Simpser, Edwin A survey of inpatient pediatric rehabilitation practices across the United States 1
Philip, Kemly | Bosques, Glendaliz Functional neurological symptom disorder: Preliminary findings of factors associated with walking ability post integrative pediatric rehabilitation
Barak, Sharon | Silberg, Tamar | Gerner, Maya | Eisenstein, Etzyona | Bardach, Chen Arzoni | Yissar, Tamar | Landa, Jana Transcutaneous auricular vagus nerve stimulation (taVNS) given for poor feeding in at-risk infants also improves their motor abilities
Aljuhani, Turki | Haskin, Hannah | Davis, Shelby | Reiner, Amy | Moss, Hunter G. | Badran, Bashar W. | George, Mark S. | Jenkins, Dorothea | Coker-Bolt, Patricia A randomized controlled trial protocol in modifying neuromotor behavior of hospitalized preterm neonates using multimodal stimulations: MMS trial
Aranha, Vencita P. | Chahal, Aksh | Bhardwaj, Anand K. Adherence to serial casting protocols for idiopathic toe walking: A quality improvement initiative
Zapata, Karina A. | Trevino, Megan E. | Reyes, Fabiola I. | Jo, Chan-Hee | Sharma, Charu Is self-image, in reference to the gravitational vertical, altered in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis? A multicenter, single-blind, case-control study
Catanzariti, Jean-François | Darchicourt, Delphine | Chevutschi, Alain | Le Berre, Morgane | Tanche, Laetitia | Guyot, Marc-Alexandre Evaluation of test-retest reliability and concurrent validity of the Italian version of the pediatric evaluation of disability inventory in children with down syndrome: A cross-sectional study
Galeoto, Giovanni | Mignolli, Ester | Tofani, Marco | Sogos, Carla | Servadio, Annamaria | Valente, Donatella | Berardi, Anna |
Editor-in-Chief Elaine Pico and the editorial board invite you to visit the Journal of Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine website, the online destination for the global pediatric rehabilitation community of specialists like you who contribute to the complex care needs of children, adolescents, and adults with childhood-onset physical disabilities – improving quality of life. | Calling All Bloggers! We are looking for bloggers who want to write for the JPRM Website, the online destination for the global pediatric rehabilitation community. The blog section features posts on topics such as caring for children with disabilities during COVID-19, the challenges of health disparity in the care of patients with cerebral palsy, and much more. Take a look at our blog posts here. Are you interested in writing on topics such cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, spina bifida, limb deficiency, muscular dystrophy, stroke, cancer, developmental delays, and/or rare disorders? Are you interested in sharing your thoughts with colleagues within your professional community and fostering dialog and an exchange of views? Let us know:
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