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PubMed · 1455502

Write now: a guide to publishing.

Abstract

1. With the elimination of time constraints, fear of rejection, and lack of understanding of the publication process, effective communication and sharing of experiences and expertise among nurses can be enhanced through writing for publication. 2. Important author responsibilities, such as being aware of the number of manuscript copies to be sent with the original, typing and reference format of the journal, letters of transmittal, and acknowledgements, can be found in the journal's guidelines. 3. Understanding the publication process and learning how to use the components can lead to positive results for prospective authors.

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B J Meeker. 1992. Write now: a guide to publishing.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1455502/

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