Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation

The Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation serves as a vital peer-reviewed, multimedia, open-access platform dedicated to exploring the humanistic aspects of rehabilitation sciences. Published in collaboration with the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship, The Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation aims to foster a deeper understanding and awareness of the human condition as it intersects with illness and disability.

At The Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation, the mission is to encourage open and meaningful dialogue among rehabilitation professionals, patients, families, and caregivers. By highlighting the unique relationships between patients and providers, the journal offers a venue for scholarly discussions centered on rehabilitation from a uniquely human perspective. It also critically examines the socio-cultural assumptions that underpin rehabilitation practices.

Through its commitment to insightful discourse and creative exploration, The Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation seeks to elevate the quality and compassion of rehabilitation care. We invite the management team to create a customized and exclusive company showcase and product listing on our platform, to further highlight the Journal's work.