What does JNN mean in NURSING

The Journal of Neonatal Nursing (JNN) is a monthly peer-reviewed publication that provides nursing professionals, clinicians and researchers with evidence-based practice, educational opportunities, critical research findings, and strategies for best practices in neonatal nursing. The journal covers topics related to the care of newborn infants from birth through 28 days after delivery.

JNN accepts manuscripts in various categories such as original and review articles, case reports, clinical practice reviews and guidelines, brief communications that present new evidence or perspectives on management issues. Manuscripts must report research results that are original and significant to health care professionals involved in the care of neonates.

All submissions must be made electronically via JMIR Publications’ online submission portal at https://jnn.jmirpublications.com/submit/. Authors should submit their manuscript according to the author instructions provided on our website and follow any specific instructions issued by the editors.

Yes, JNN has article processing charges for submissions accepted for publication starting July 1st 2021. The associated fee will be $500 USD per article in addition to other costs such as color printing fees, page charges etc as applicable.

Figures are not a requirement but may significantly enhance an article’s presentation if used appropriately; they should be placed after the references section when possible except for charts or diagrams that explain an important method or result presented within the paper body. Tables should be concisely constructed and placed at appropriate points throughout the text when relevant.

Yes, all manuscripts submitted to JNN undergo rigorous peer-review process involving several rounds of review by expert reviewers appointed by the editors from our pool of experts/panelists around world trained to evaluate manuscripts critically using set standards/evaluation criteria developed by editors over time based upon feedback from panelists.

Generally speaking, authors should expect a decision on their manuscript within 4 weeks from initial submission date depending on availability of experts/panelists at time of submission who can provide quality review service quickly ensuring due diligence and fairness during evaluation process conducted by editors both timely & efficiently without compromising quality whatsoever.

Yes! Once authors receive reviewer comments or editorial decisions regarding their manuscript they are expected to act promptly & responsively towards them helping editors understand their standpoint relating with decisions which may lead into reconsideration thereby reverting back decision if deemed fit depending upon evidence & facts put forward however response time is always suggested within two weeks since delays might impact overall time taken for final outcome leading into delay in manuscript’s eventual publication subsequently affecting timeline commitments made earlier accordingly.