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Writing for Publication

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1951
HAVE you ever been frightened by a blank piece of paper? No? Well, maybe you haven't tried to write an article for publication lately. Many a stouthearted nurse who thinks nothing of assisting at a major operation loses heart at the thought of being asked to put down her thoughts in writing. She winds the paper into her portable, takes a swallow of hot
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Writing For Publication

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1994
If you've never written an article before, it can seem like a monumental task. These tips will ease the way.
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Writing for publication: writing a book

Midwifery, 1988
Many midwives feel they would like to write a book but do not know where to begin. In this article a publisher provides a useful step-by-step guide.
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Writing for publication: The basics

Women and Birth, 2008
Most midwives and nurses do not write for publication. Previous authors on this topic have focussed on the processes of writing and getting published. Although definitive English usage style guides exist, they are infrequently consulted by new midwifery authors.To enable new writers to confidently apply the basic skills of scientific writing when ...
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Writing for publication: The basics

Women and Birth
Writing for publication can be a challenging experience. Whilst midwives develop writing skills through their university education, writing a journal article can be quite different.To explain some basic skills of scientific writing when preparing a paper for publication to support midwives in engaging in scientific writing.Four basic elements of ...
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Reflections on…Writing for successful publication

Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy, 2006
Most writers feel stuck at some point in the writing process. These reflections are based on what occupational therapists and others have learned from their own experiences about writing papers and publishing their work in peer-reviewed journals.In 2004, I invited students and colleagues to send me their top three writing strategies to prepare for an ...
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Writing for Publication

Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing, 2003
Writing for publication can be an intimidating process but it does not have to be. The thrill of seeing your first publication is one you will never forget. Many nurses, for a variety of reasons, do not write articles for publication. This article will discuss the barriers to writing and how to overcome them.
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Writing for publication

Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 2013
Froude, Elspeth, Clemson, Lindy
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The Real-World Writing Project for Public Health Students: A Description and Evaluation

Pedagogy in Health Promotion, 2022
Olivia S Anderson, Ella August
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