Writing for publication: Why creating a framework is worth the effort
You have an idea and know roughly what you want to say, but you need a plan. The simplest plan is a beginning, a middle and an end. Whether your article is 300 words or 3,000, it should start with an indication of its purpose. Build it with supporting evidence or argument and conclude in a way that encourages readers to pause and reflect.
Nursing Management.
25, 2, 17-17.
doi: 10.7748/nm.25.2.17.s9
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