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Announcing ‘The Journal of Narrative Visions’ – An Electronic Journal of Narrative Ophthalmology, Optometry, and Vision Care

posted on March 21, 2025

‘The Journal of Narrative Visions’
An Electronic Journal of Narrative Ophthalmology, Optometry, and Vision Care

Call for Submissions
The Journal of Narrative Visions (JNV) is a newly established online journal that accepts narrative medicine and creative pieces related to ophthalmology, optometry, and vision care.

About the Journal
The mission of JNV is to provide an online space where healthcare workers, caregivers, and patients may reflect on their personal experiences caring for those with ophthalmological issues or personally living with vision problems through written narratives, poetry, and artwork.

Submission Process
If you would like to submit a piece, please follow our submission guidelines located under “Submissions” on our website www.narrativevisions.org. All submissions should be emailed to us.

Considerations for Acceptance
The JNV encourages submissions that reflect on personal experiences within the realm of vision care. Topics include, but are not limited to: healthcare for the blind, the effect of technology on restoring eyesight, global health missions, and the role of ophthalmologists in identifying systemic illness (diabetes, hypertension, thyroid disease, etc.).

For more information please contact us
e [email protected]
w www.narrativevisions.org

Sponsors
This journal is funded in part by the Arnold P. Gold Foundation.

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