Infographics

This category aims to develop visual resources that help synthesize and disseminate relevant information related to the topics addressed by the journal, using visual communication to facilitate knowledge translation.

Infographics should present key concepts, research findings, clinical recommendations, or educational content related to physiotherapy and mental health in a clear, visually engaging, and scientifically accurate format.

Approved infographics will be published in the Infographics section of the journal’s website and may also be disseminated through the journal’s social media platforms to enhance scientific communication and knowledge translation.

Infographic Specifications

Number of images
1 infographic.

Orientation
Vertical.

Dimensions
800 px (width) × 1850 px (height).

File format
SVG.

References
Up to 5 references.

Accompanying text
Authors must submit a brief explanatory text of up to 250 words summarizing the content and relevance of the infographic.

Authors
Up to 3 authors are permitted.

Content and Design Requirements

The infographic should meet the following criteria:

• The title must appear at the top of the infographic and should not exceed 20 words.
• The background should be white.
• All text must be clearly legible.
• Information should be presented clearly and concisely.
• Adequate spacing should be maintained between visual elements.
• Authors should use a limited color palette (recommended maximum of five colors) to ensure clarity and readability.
• A section titled “Sources” must be included at the bottom of the infographic, using Vancouver referencing style.

Possible Uses of Infographics

Infographics may be used to support different types of scientific communication, including:

Data visualization
Presentation of research findings, survey results, or statistical data related to physiotherapy and mental health.

Research summaries
Visual summaries of research articles highlighting key findings, methods, or implications.

Educational content
Explanation of clinical concepts, therapeutic approaches, or educational material related to physiotherapy practice.

Patient information
Clear and accessible communication of physiotherapy interventions, benefits, and resources for patients and the general public.

Policy and advocacy communication
Presentation of key policy recommendations, advocacy messages, or public health information related to physiotherapy and mental health.