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ARCHIVES OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE & REHABILITATION
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Archives of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (Archives) is the acclaimed
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Original articles report important trends and deliver authoritative information
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According to the Journal Citation Reports, the 2021 Impact Factor for Archives
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Rehabilitation journals that are not discipline- or condition-specific and is
one of only two journals in the top ten that publish over 200 papers per year.
With over 30,000 lifetime citations, Archives is by far the most cited journal
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In cooperation with the ACRM Awards Committee, the Archives of Physical Medicine
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researchers with five annual awards.
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and Rehabilitation (the Archives) or the Archives of Rehabilitation Research and
Clinical Translation (ARRCT) is just the start. More than ever, it’s important
for your work to be published and also disseminated and cited. Social media is a
powerful tool you can use to get more eyes on your work.
According to a 2018 study in Nature Cell Biology, ResearchGate, LinkedIn,
Facebook, Twitter and Academia.edu were the top five sites visited by scientists
in a recent survey. 45,000 scientists around the world use Twitter, and that
number is growing quickly. Join them and get the world to see your work.
ACRM, the Archives, and ARRCT are ideally positioned to assist you. Post about
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SOME TIPS FOR POSTING
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website. Go to your article and underneath the authors on the right are
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#rehabilitation).
* A graphic or video gets you more looks and is an effective way to amplify
your research within the confines of brief posts.
REFERENCES
* The American Society of Microbiology put together a great video to help
scientists with social media posting.
* Editage has a great video on Why Researchers Should Use Social Media
And remember, using social media to promote your research can lead you to new
career opportunities, new collaborators, and expose you to more research. A
growing body of evidence suggests it will lead your work to be cited more often.
NEW PRACTICE GUIDELINE UPDATE RECOMMENDATIONS SUMMARY: DISORDERS OF
CONSCIOUSNESS
For people in a vegetative or minimally conscious state caused by brain injury,
an accurate diagnosis and ongoing medical and rehabilitative care based on the
latest scientific evidence could mean a better chance for recovery, according to
a new guideline by ACRM, the American Academy of Neurology (AAN), and the
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ARCHIVES ELITE REVIEWERS 2020
The Editorial Board congratulates the Archives’ 2020 Elite Reviewers. The
designation of Elite Reviewer reflects the number, timeliness and quality of
reviews contributed to the Archives as judged by the editors. We would not have
achieved recognition as a leading rehabilitation journal and been able to
contribute to the scientific literature without the dedicated support of our
reviewers. Thank you for your many contributions to the peer review process.
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The Archives mobile app for iOS or Android allows you to get the content you
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