Top 10 – June 2019
These are the most accessed articles in June 2019. 1. Contributions of supervised training of vocational nursing: expectations and challenges ...
REC/JCN (nursing): New Issue Published – v8n1
The latest issue of the Journal of Contemporary Nursing – JCN (Revista Enfermagem Contemporânea – REC) has just been published and is available for download free of any charge. Call for Papers – If you have unpublished papers which you would like to have peer reviewed and considered for publication in our journal, you may submit them at our website free of ...
Top 10 – March 2019
These are the most accessed articles in March 2019. 1. Obstetric violence: painful experiences among Brazilian laboring women Luciana Pereira Barboza, Alessivânia Mota 2. Efeitos da ginástica laboral na saúde do trabalhador: uma revisão da literatura Maysa Venturoso Gongora Buckeridge Serra, Lorrana Campos Pimenta, Paulo Roberto Veiga Quemelo 3. Humanization of childbirth: the role of ...
Human movement and rehabilitation research, but now with films
Cristiane Maria Carvalho Costa Dias (JPR Editor-in-chief) Katia Nunes Sá (JPR Editor-in-chief) João de Deus Barreto Segundo (JPR Executive Editor) Because, yeah!, why not? Since the mission of the Journal of Physiotherapy Research is to foster physiotherapy both as a profession and as a science domain of evidence based research, why describe movement when you ...
RPDS/JPDH (psychology): New Issue Published – v8n1
The latest issue of the Journal of Psychology, Diversity and Health – JPDH (Revista Psicologia, Diversidade e Saúde – RPDS) has just been published and is available for download free of any charge. Call for Papers – If you have unpublished papers which you would like to have peer reviewed and considered for publication in our journal, you may submit them at our ...
Thought Experiments – A call for (evidence-based) wild ideas
Luis Cláudio Correia (EVIDENCE Editor-in-chief) Ana Marice Ladeia (EVIDENCE Co-Editor-in-chief) João de Deus Barreto Segundo (EVIDENCE Executive Editor) Have you ever heard of the Schrödinger's cat experiment? Yap, that one in which the cat may or may not have died for purposes of demonstrating quantum indeterminacy. Or Ludwig Wittgenstein's Beetle in a Box? Hint: it’s not about ...
