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Call for papers

Would you like to write an article for the journal? If so, we want to hear from you.
 

Would you like to write an article for the journal? If so, we want to hear from you.

Diabetes Care for Children & Young People considers the following article types:

Innovations in care (1,500–2,000 words):    explanations    of    how    a    particular    local    service    has    been    organised    to    benefit    people    with    diabetes    and    examples    of    good    practice.

Case studies/series (1,000 words):    examples    of    positive    outcomes,    parent    and    child    engagement,    challenges    experienced    and    addressed,    how    your    interactions    with    individual    patients    change    over    time    and    any    relation    to    clinical    outcomes,    transitional    care,    changes    in    treatment.

Research    articles (1,500–2,000 words):    original    research,    with    background,    aims,    methods,    results,    discussion,    limitations    and    conclusion.    Articles    should    consider    the    implications    for    clinical    practice    and,    where    necessary,    ethical    approval    should    be    sought    and    stated.

Opinion and analysis (1,000 words):    appraisal    of    newly    published    clinical    guidelines    and    assessment    of    how    they    sit    alongside    existing    guidelines    and    impact    on    the    management    of    diabetes    in    children    and    young    people    or    reviews    of    research    or    national/international    meetings.

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