Powerful posters
Posters are an excellent way to disseminate your work, including research studies and quality improvement and evidence-based practice projects. Presenting a poster…
The Writing Mind
Three steps to avoid predatory journals
Predatory journals prey on unsuspecting authors, luring them with promises of quick peer review and publication. The catch is that these journals…
Guidelines for bolstering writing success
Evidence-based guidelines, one of the hallmarks of nursing practice, are a tool that helps ensure patients achieve optimal outcomes. Guidelines also can…
A formula for writing success
Most writers are more comfortable with words than numbers, particularly when math is involved. We tend to remember English or literature classes…
When not to recycle: the perils of text recycling
Recycling has become an essential tool for protecting the environment, with most of us embracing it as we strive to “do our…
6 types of editorial queries and how to respond
Great news: Your article has been accepted for publication! It’s time to celebrate and get ready for the next step in the…
Writing resources
The fourth edition of Anatomy of Writing for Publication for Nurses was released in January, and I’m thankful to the team of…
Effective peer reviews in 3 easy steps
Most well-respected journals are peer reviewed, although controversy exists as to its true value. The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE),…
From school to print
You revel in the “A” you received for your latest school paper. Is the next step to publish your article? It might…
Promotion—the last step in writing for publication
You smile as you sign off on the final version of your article slated to be published in a well-respected journal. Your…
Is your topic suitable for your target journal? Three questions to ask
As editorial director for American Nurse Journal, it’s my job to field what we call “queries”—emails from nurses asking if a topic…
Writing challenge: Narrow the topic
One of the greatest challenges in writing is narrowing the topic. Beginning and experienced writers alike frequently want to tackle topics that…
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