Depending on your familiarity with writing for publication, you can review the University of Utah’s “Writing for Professional Journals” course in its entirety OR go directly to one (or more) specific module(s) for a quick review.
Roush’s four-part series will help nurses develop good writing habits and sharpen their writing skills. The series walks nurses step-by-step through the publication process, highlighting what gets published and why, how to submit articles and work with editors, and common pitfalls to avoid.
Fowler’s twelve-part series examines the process of professional publication. Each article can easily be read in five minutes. Depending on your familiarity with the process of professional publication, you can read all of the twelve articles OR go directly to one (or more) specific article(s) for a quick review.
The American Nurses Association’s Dissemination 101 page includes educational resources to support nurses’ scholarly dissemination:
Even though some of the resources and web sites allow use of their materials for educational and non-commercial purposes, it is your responsibility to read and follow the usage and copyright policies of a media resource. Look for usage and copyright policies under “About Us,” “Frequently Asked Question,” “Terms and Conditions,” “Terms of Use,” “Copyright” or “Contact Us” on the media resource's website.
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