Once a nurse author writes a quality manuscript, the article is submitted to an appropriate journal, reviewed by the editor, and sent to review panel members with expertise consistent with the topic of the article or the methodology of research articles. After review, panel members recommend the article be published, accepted for publication after revision, revised without promise of publication, or rejected. Nurse authors have options as to how they handle the recommendation. To successfully publish in a peer-reviewed journal, nurse authors should communicate with the editor and realize that the editor and author have the same goals
There is an expectation that should use evidence to inform practice, but having access to this evide...
Publication rates are a vital measure of individual and institutional performance, yet many nurse ac...
Within this article the author sets out the basic principles which will assist the aspiring writer t...
Background and Purpose Potential nurse authors may find writing a challenge, including managing the ...
Writing for publication is a responsibility of all a profession\u27s members; however, nurses may no...
As a professional group, nurses, whether as academics or practitioners, are increasingly expected to...
As a professional group, nurses, whether as academics or practitioners, are increasingly expected to...
Aims: The aim of this paper is to provide a resource for authors to help them in getting their work ...
Nurses in clinical practice tend not to view writing for publicationas part of their role, and often...
Current trends suggest that the dissemination of nursing knowledge and published papers in high qual...
As a professional group, nurses, whether as academics or practitioners, find it difficult to write i...
The nursing literature increasingly provides some encouragement for nurses to consider writing for p...
Publishing in peer reviewed journals is an essential activity for nurses working in higher education...
Nurses want to publish, because it will: Disseminate new knowledge Add to the body of evidence Imp...
The dissemination of research findings and other forms of nursing knowledge is generally accepted as...
There is an expectation that should use evidence to inform practice, but having access to this evide...
Publication rates are a vital measure of individual and institutional performance, yet many nurse ac...
Within this article the author sets out the basic principles which will assist the aspiring writer t...
Background and Purpose Potential nurse authors may find writing a challenge, including managing the ...
Writing for publication is a responsibility of all a profession\u27s members; however, nurses may no...
As a professional group, nurses, whether as academics or practitioners, are increasingly expected to...
As a professional group, nurses, whether as academics or practitioners, are increasingly expected to...
Aims: The aim of this paper is to provide a resource for authors to help them in getting their work ...
Nurses in clinical practice tend not to view writing for publicationas part of their role, and often...
Current trends suggest that the dissemination of nursing knowledge and published papers in high qual...
As a professional group, nurses, whether as academics or practitioners, find it difficult to write i...
The nursing literature increasingly provides some encouragement for nurses to consider writing for p...
Publishing in peer reviewed journals is an essential activity for nurses working in higher education...
Nurses want to publish, because it will: Disseminate new knowledge Add to the body of evidence Imp...
The dissemination of research findings and other forms of nursing knowledge is generally accepted as...
There is an expectation that should use evidence to inform practice, but having access to this evide...
Publication rates are a vital measure of individual and institutional performance, yet many nurse ac...
Within this article the author sets out the basic principles which will assist the aspiring writer t...