Disseminating best practice through publication in journals
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Disseminating best practice through publication in journals

Bob Price Director, Postgraduate Awards in Advancing Healthcare Practice, Health and Social Care Faculty, The Open University, Milton Keynes

This article, the second in a five-part series, explores the ways in which best practice might be presented successfully through articles published within journals. The article discusses the importance of preparatory research and ‘thinking time’, the need for an article plan and how to target journals and approach staff. Information and advice is provided on writing, redrafting and dealing with the peer review process. There is an emphasis on consultation and obtaining feedback on the potential article throughout the planning and writing process.

Nursing Standard. 24, 26, 35-41. doi: 10.7748/ns2010.03.24.26.35.c7568

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altanprice@aol.com

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