Call for Writers
Nursing Clio E.R. (Emergency Response) Series
Series editor: Courtney Thompson
This is a fast-moving series that responds to evolving crises in medicine and public health. E.R. essays should be short, no more than 1,000 words. They should clearly and concisely connect a breaking news event with its historical context. And they should happen quickly: both author and editor are expected to review and respond to essays within, ideally, a 48-hour window, to get them out as quickly as possible. Essays that require more revision will be sent through the regular NC review process; however, tight, sharp E.R. essays will hit the NC front page as soon as possible. The series does not have a regular publication schedule. Instead, we publish E.R. essays as we receive, review, and accept them.
Pitch an essay for the E.R. series
Maintaining Certainty Series
Series editor: Cornelia Lambert
This series explores how AI is affecting the practices of history, health, and/or medicine. We want to know about the challenges you’re facing in the classroom, in writing, or in public conversation thanks to ambiguous data, ‘hallucinations,’ or alternative views provided by AI. Essays should be between 1000-1500 words.
