Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine - Clinical Communications (JRM-CC) is an international, non-profit, Open Access journal that publishes articles of clinical relevance. It aims to fill a gap in the landscape of scientific and clinical publishing in rehabilitation medicine and affiliated fields, welcoming contributions that can develop and improve clinical practice. Owned by the Foundation of Rehabilitation Information, JRM-CC welcomes contributions from all parts of the world and from different professions in rehabilitation medicine.
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Foundation for Rehabilitation Information
The Foundation was created as a non-profit organization in 1969 by Olle Höök.
The goal of the Foundation is to disseminate information in the rehabilitation field, with the aim of contributing to better functioning of people with disabilities, including those on long-term sick leave. Its main task is to publish the Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine (JRM) and Journal of Rehabliation Medicine - Clinical Communications (JRM-CC), which are published in English. Other activities are to arrange symposia and invite guest lectures. The Board of the Foundation decides on the budget for the journal and other activities. An authorized or approved auditor must review the Board’s accounts annually. The Board appoints Editors and Editorial Board members and decides the principal aims of JRM, for which the Editor-in-Chief then has full the editorial responsibility.
The Foundation is chaired by a Board comprising five persons:
- Professor Katharina Stibrant Sunnerhagen, Göteborg, Chairperson
- Professor Kristian Borg, Stockholm
- Professor Britt-Marie Stålnacke, Umeå
- Professor Guy Vanderstraeten, Ghent, Belgium
- Professor Anthony B. Ward, Staffordshire
