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HERE IS HOW

Colleagues, 

​If you have ​a manuscript that is creative​, al​most complete, ​or a good ​paper submitted to another journal but unaccepted, please write to our Editor-in-Chief ​to discuss possible submissions to JTiBS. Dr. Donald Hilty is our Editor-in-Chief and you will find him to be a delight. As President and CEO of the Coalition for Technology in Behavioral Science (CTiBS), I invite you to submit a manuscript for publication in ​our non-profit association’s telehealth journal, the Journal for Technology in Behavioral Science (JTiBS). We’re having a year-end push right now to recruit new submissions. The journal is peer-reviewed and publication is free to authors. Springer is a highly progressive publisher, known as the second largest mental health publisher in the world.

Topics:

• Technology for care, educ​ation​ or administration​
• Psych​iatry, psychology, substance use​ or mental​/behavioral​health
• Services, interdisciplinary​, international, across medicine?

Who: ​If you don’t have any articles to submit ​

One of your proteges?

You?

Other?

​Below, you’ll see our formal call for papers with more information from our Editor-in-Chief.

Best Regards,

Marlene

Introduction

Hello.  I want to tell you about the Journal of Technology in Behavioral Science (JTiBS) – a new Springer journal – an entirely e-journal.  I am serving as Editor-in-Chief.  I want to encourage you to (links below):

• Submit manuscripts.
• Serve as a reviewer.
• Apply to join the editorial board.
• This is a service to you as members, as a way to enhance our careers rather than an advertisement, so to speak, for the Journal.  I have also notified competing/overlapping journal (e.g., Academic Psychiatry, Tel J e-Health) Editor NAME and Manager NAME, as a courtesy, as our Journal is not in direct competition.

You may want to ask yourself:

• Are there datasets, key reviews or other manuscripts that I have not published?
• Is there a good previously submitted manuscript, that with improvements, fits the Aims and Scopes of JTiBS?
• Are my proteges, trainees and other interdisciplinary team members working on or finishing project or dataset that may be good for JTiBS?
• After reading the information below, IF you are interested in more information and/or want to be a reviewer or apply for the editorial board, please contact Michelle Phillips and cc: me as well.

About the Telehealth Journal

The Journal is a peer-reviewed journal that explores the intersection of human behavior, use of technology and healthcare and is sponsored by an interdisciplinary organization called the Coalition for Technology in Behavioral Science (CtiBS).  JTiBS is an international forum and repository for the exchange of ideas between professionals engaged in science, practice, policy and education.  It promotes interprofessional scholarship and interdisciplinary collaboration, which transcend geographical, cultural, disciplinary and methodological boundaries.  JTiBS bridges the separate but overlapping scientific literature and evidence-bases (e.g., it spans behavioral analysis, counseling, marriage and family therapy, psychiatry, psychology, social work and substance use). There is no cost for authors to publish their articles.

JTiBS features original research, systematic reviews, and studies of evidence-based practice.  It also publishes theoretical articles, position papers, guidelines and editorials on behavioral health, telemental health, mHealth, technology, education, eLearning, innovation, and policy.  To achieve its goals, JTiBS embraces a variety of methodologies (e.g., surveys and questionnaires, randomized controlled trials, direct observation, descriptive methods, laboratory and field experiments, economic analyses, conference proceedings, project and program profiles, ethnography, evaluation and resource listings).

Types of articles are:

• Review Article (5,000-7,000 words; 50 references): literature, research, concept foci, guideline.
• Original Research Article (5,000 words; 30 references).
• Brief Report (2,000 words); encouraging these from folks in training with help of a mentor.
• Editorial/Commentary (1,000-1,500 words; 10 references).
• Research in technology and behavioral sciences.
• Technology innovation.
• Tele-competency, evaluation and outcomes.
• Legal, regulatory and reimbursement issues for clinicians.

The links for the Telehealth Journal are:

General information.

Submissions: Visit here and proceed to ‘Register Now’ including an ORCID or review Instructions for Authors or the Author Tutorial.

Issue 1:

Introduction to JTiBS: Mission, Vision and Our Diverse Fields and Contributors

Columns

Column Tele-competency, Evaluation and Outcomes

Column Research in Technology and Behavioral Sciences: Where Are We and Where Should We Go?

Column Technological Innovation…Tips for JTiBS in Getting Started

Commentary – The Coalition for Technology in Behavioral Sciences: Sponsor of JTiBS and Roles in the Field of Behavioral Science

Articles

Evolution of Technology, The Telephone, and TeleMH Services: A Historical Review

Competency Series: A Process-Based, Interdisciplinary Approach To Telemental Health Competencies: A Framework To Compare And Contrast Competencies Across Fields

Systematic Review of Depression and Its Treatment By Videoconferencing

A Call for a Global Digital Health Consortium

Opportunity to Serve as a Reviewer and Apply to be on the Editorial Board

We need good peer-reviewers and are accepting applications for our editorial board.  Specifically, we are also looking for reviewers both within behavioral health (i.e., behavioral analysis, counseling, marriage and family therapy, psychiatry, psychology), mental health and psychiatry.  We are also included to include social sciences folks, those with interest in culture and diversity and substance use/addiction folks.  Furthermore, any ‘good’ telehealth journal needs others specialized in pedagogy/andragogy, evaluation, research, law, business, epidemiology, public health, population health, and such. Needless to say, we have interest in telemedicine, psych/mental health apps, e-mail, social media, artificial intelligence, and other technologies that head toward health informatics.

Best,

Donald

Editor-in-Chief, Journal for Technology & Behavioral Sciences

Chief and Program Director, Psychiatry & Addiction Medicine, Kaweah Delta Medical Center

Professor and Clinical Scholar, Psychiatry, Keck School of Medicine at USC

Phone: 626-375-7857

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