|Articles|June 30, 2023

An Opportunity to Contribute

We have developed our new Clinical Corner column and have other ways providers can get involved with Contagion.


Contagion
has developed its Clinical Corner column which is a section exclusive to the website that explores research, reviews the current literature about therapies and modalities, and offers opinion pieces. If you, a peer, or one of your learners might be interested in contributing a column, please reach out to us.

For those interested in writing for the column, email Contagion Assistant Managing Editor John Parkinson at: jparkinson@mjhlifesciences.com

In addition, we have other opportunities to contribute, including:

  • Write for the website or print publication
  • Submit a Case Study for possible publication
  • Serve as a writing mentor

For those interested in any of these aforementioned opportunities, go to the Contagion homepage, click on the Contribute button along the dropdown menu at the top of the page and learn more.




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