BookMarilyn H. Oermann.
Summary: "Writing for publication in nursing is essential to disseminate evidence, share initiatives and innovations with others, provide new information to keep nurses up to date, and communicate the findings of research. Writing manuscripts is hard work, but the process can be simplified by understanding how to develop a manuscript and submit it for publication. Writing for Publication in Nursing, now in its fifth edition, was prepared for beginning and experienced authors, for nurses, and for graduate students in nursing to guide them in writing literature reviews, research reports, evidence syntheses, quality improvement and clinical articles, and other types of papers"-- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Part I: Preparing to Write
Getting Started
Selecting a Journal
Authorship and Preparing to Write
Reviewing the Literature
Part II: Writing Research, Evidence Synthesis, Clinical Practice, and Quality Improvement Articles
Research Reports
Evidence Syntheses : Conducting and Reporting Reviews
Clinical Practice Articles
Articles Reporting Quality Improvement
Part III: Chapters, Books, and Other Forms of Writing
Other Types of Writing
Books and Book Chapters
Part IV: The Writing Process
Writing Process
References
Tables and Figures
Part V: Final Paper Through Publication
Final Paper and Submission to Journal
Editorial Review Process
Publishing Process
Open Access Journals.