
pmid: 20852474
Dr John Fowler wrote his first article for publication as a staff nurse 30 years ago. Since then he has published over 50 articles in a variety of publications, edited seven nursing text books and is the series editor for 20 books in the Quay Book’s ‘Fundamental Aspects of Nursing Care’ series. He has supported over 40 nurses in their early writing for successful publications Writing for professional publication can be a daunting prospect, but, with a little effort and the right motivation, it can be a rewarding and career-enhancing experience. And the good news is, it’s not as difficult as it may sound. In this first part of a series of articles on writing for professional publication, John Fowler, an experienced nursing lecturer and author, discusses perhaps the most important factor in seeing your work published: motivation. Forthcoming issues will explore different aspects of publication and include advice and practical tips
Publishing, Motivation, Professional Competence, Attitude of Health Personnel, Writing, Humans, Nurse's Role
Publishing, Motivation, Professional Competence, Attitude of Health Personnel, Writing, Humans, Nurse's Role
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