Reviewers will comment on accuracy of information, clarity, organization, and originality of the text as well as its relevance to the Journals' audience. Authors will be consulted when changes of a technical or substantive nature are made. The responsibility for stylistic changes and necessary cutting as space demands will be assumed by the editorial staff. Rejected manuscripts are usually returned to authors within 6 weeks. Decisions about potentially acceptable manuscripts may take somewhat longer.
All manuscripts accepted for publication are subject to manuscript editing.
Contributors also have the opportunity to obtain offprints. The main goal of the Journal of Case Management is to disseminate relevant information pertinent to the field of case management. Articles should be applicable to case management practice. They may be reviews of case management programs, explanations of procedures or systems, case studies, innovative ideas for professional development, helpful hints, or other issues common to this field. Authors are encouraged to have their papers reviewed by expert peers prior to submission.