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Monday, 18 November 2013
Learning Objective 1: The learner will be able to list the steps to writing a peer-reviewed article for publication
Learning Objective 2: The learner will be able to list the steps to writing a peer-reviewed book chapter for pubication
This session will take you through the easy steps to nursing publication. The presenter has published three nursing books, two with Springer Publishing and one with Mosby/Elsevier Publishing. She also wrote a peer-reviewed article for Pediatric Nursing Journal which is being used for contact hours. Nurses are passionate about what they do. Nurses should be writing about their passion, nursing. During this presentation, you will find enlightening ways to publish, the ABC's. The topics will include: deciding on a venue, deciding on a co-author, deciding on a topic, and deciding on a peer-reviewed journal. Once you have published an article, the next step is publishing a chapter in a peer-reviewed book, and finally, if you are ambitious, preparing a book manuscript. I know that you will come out of this session with enthusiasm and the tools to begin writing and being published. Nurses should tell the world how passionate we are about what we do. Soon you will be writing about your expertise in nursing.
References
Motacki, K., Kapoian, T., O’Mara, N., The Illustrated Guide to Infection Control, (2011), Springer Publishing.
Motacki, K., Burke, K., Patient Care Delegation and Management for Nurses, (2010) Mosby Elsevier Publishing.
Nelson, A., Motacki, K., Menzel, N., The Illustrated Guide to Safe Patient Handling and Movement, (2009), Springer Publisher.
Motacki, K., Motack, L., “Safe Patient Handling and Movement in Pediatrics”, Pediatric Nursing, July/August, 2009.