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Join the team of reviewers for the prestigious International Journal of Integrated Care.

Reviewers will be invited to evaluate article submissions and provide feedback in their area of expertise within the Integrated Care field.

Peer review is an integral part of the scholarly publishing process and an important way to support the academic community.

To be considered as a reviewer, please send your publication list and a current CV to Susan Royer, IJIC managing editor.

Are you a flexible and enthusiastic early-career researcher or young professional looking for your next career step?

IFIC invites applications for two posts, a Junior Researcher and a more experienced researcher, for an initial 10-month contract. Roles can be full time or part time and will be based at the Foundation’s offices in Oxford.

The successful applicants will work to support our EU and other research and consulting projects, support Integrated Care Academy© and recently launched Early-career Researchers in Integrated Care network (ERIC). These roles provide the opportunity to develop research, planning and writing skills and gain in-depth insight into the design, implementation and management of integrated care. The positions will enable the successful applicants to significantly expand their network internationally, and receive first-hand insights and guidance from the leading experts in theory and practice. Integrated care experience is not compulsory, if experiences in health and care-related topics is adequate.

Please send a CV, letter of motivation and evidence of your English writing skills, such as a scientific article, report, thesis or similar, to Georgina Ferrer, Operations Manager, by July 20, 2018. Interviews are planned to be held in the last week of July. Download a job description here.

IFIC is delighted to announce the 19th International Conference on Integrated Care will take place in San Sebastian, the Basque Country in Spain, from 1-3 April 2019.

With the overarching theme ‘Evaluating and implementing models of integrated people-centred services’, the conference is a partnership of OSAKIDETZA – Basque Health Service, Bioef, Ministry for Health of the Basque Government the City Council of Donostia-San Sebastian and the Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa alongside IFIC.

The conference will bring together researchers, clinicians and managers from around the world who are engaged in the design and delivery of integrated health and social care.

A call for papers has been launched. For more information click here.

Read the latest bumper edition of IJIC featuring Integrated Care papers from around the world.

This quarter, April to June, there were four perspective papers, including one as part of the on-going iCOACH Special Collection, three Integrated Care cases; 11 research and theory papers and a policy paper.

New research and theory papers have been added to the special collections for Project INTEGRATE: Lessons for Policy, Management and Implementation of Integrated Care in Europe, and iCOACH: Implementing Integrated Care for Older Adults with Complex Health Needs.

John Eastwood of the Healthy Homes and Neighbourhoods Integrated Care Initiative, NSW, Australia, has written this edition’s guest editorial: Integrating Care for Children, Young People and Their Families, and you can learn more about the Special Interest Group he and colleagues have set up which aims to bring together health, education and social care practitioners and researchers who are interested in aspects of integrated health and social care as it applies to children, young people and their families.

The April to June issue is now complete, view here.