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Welcome to the Principles and Practice of Clinical Research Journal. This is an Official journal of the Principles and Practice of Clinical Research program affiliated to the ECPE Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health and an Official Journal of the Scala Institute Association. The Principles and Practice of Clinical Research is journal dedicated to disseminating cutting-edge clinical research evidence. As a peer-reviewed scientific journal, we aim to foster the exchange of knowledge among researchers, academicians, and professionals. Globalization has contributed significantly to the dissemination of information in different areas of knowledge. Scientific papers are therefore the way to contribute to this global debate and advance in science. 

PPCR journal will therefore contribute to disseminate the latest research and updates on clinical research.

PPCR journal aims to provide a medium for the publication of scientific articles of high quality, thus promoting the work and training of clinical researchers globally. 

This is a Free Open Access Journal, it is initially expected to be quarterly and open for new submissions.

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Managing Editors:

Kevin Pacheco-Barrios, MD, MSc, MPH

Mustafa Reha Dodurgali, MD

Online ISSN: 2378-1890

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CALL FOR PAPERS - SPECIAL ISSUE: NEUROMODULATION

2020-07-31

CALL FOR PAPERS (Deadline: November 2020)

Special Issue: “Neuromodulation in Adult and Child Psychiatry, Neurology, Rehabilitation, and Neuroscience Research”

As the neuromodulation field continues to expand, with increasing evidence of its potential, updating itself with the passing of time with new technology, wearable smaller devices, remote-controlled devices, and new behavioral techniques, further research is necessary to establish its efficacy and safety as formal therapeutic options for different conditions. Therefore, we are creating this special issue to boost this needed science progress together with the XII International Neuromodulation Symposium.

This call for papers includes, but is not limited, to the following topics:

  • Neuromodulation in healthy population
  • Neuromodulation for neurological disorders
  • Neuromodulation and treatment of psychiatric conditions
  • Invasive and non-invasive techniques
  • Central and peripheral stimulation, transcranial direct current stimulation, transcranial magnetic stimulation, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, etc.
  • Mindfulness, meditation, neurofeedback as techniques of neuromodulation
  • Neuromodulation in neuroscience research
  • Neuromodulation in rehabilitation research
  • Neuromodulation in neurosurgery

For author’s information please see the following link: https://journal.ppcr.org/index.php/ppcrjournal/special

Vol. 10 No. 3 (2024): (In Press) Principles and Practice of Clinical Research

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