Posts Tagged: editorial role
Presentation of the 1st Annual Margaret Comerford Freda Award for Editorial Leadership in Nursing Publication
On Thursday, August 2nd at 8:40 am, Dr. Peggy Chinn introduced the Margaret Comerford Freda Award for Editorial Leadership in Nursing and announced the first recipient, Dr. Margaret Comferford Freda. Health issues prevented Margaret from being with us in Montréal to
Presentation of the 1st Annual Margaret Comerford Freda Award for Editorial Leadership in Nursing Publication
On Thursday, August 2nd at 8:40 am, Dr. Peggy Chinn introduced the Margaret Comerford Freda Award for Editorial Leadership in Nursing and announced the first recipient, Dr. Margaret Comferford Freda. Health issues prevented Margaret from being with us in Montréal to
New Editor for Nurse Author & Editor
Marilyn H. Oermann, PhD, RN, FAAN, ANEF has been appointed Editor of Nurse Author & Editor, a quarterly online newsletter published by Wiley-Blackwell. Nurse Author & Editor was founded by Suzanne Hall Johnson, MN, RN,C, CNS in 1991. Charon A. Pierson, PhD, GNP-BC, FAANP has
New Editor for Nurse Author & Editor
Marilyn H. Oermann, PhD, RN, FAAN, ANEF has been appointed Editor of Nurse Author & Editor, a quarterly online newsletter published by Wiley-Blackwell. Nurse Author & Editor was founded by Suzanne Hall Johnson, MN, RN,C, CNS in 1991. Charon A. Pierson, PhD, GNP-BC, FAANP has
Closing the Loop on Dr. Spitzer
I posted here more than three weeks ago about the letter Dr. Robert Spitzer sent to Dr. Kenneth Zucker, repudiating and apologizing for his 2003 publication on “reparative therapy” for gays. Rachel Maddow did a great piece on it, blogs
Closing the Loop on Dr. Spitzer
I posted here more than three weeks ago about the letter Dr. Robert Spitzer sent to Dr. Kenneth Zucker, repudiating and apologizing for his 2003 publication on “reparative therapy” for gays. Rachel Maddow did a great piece on it, blogs
Editors’ Pet Peeves and Gold Stars
Every journal editor has particular practices that are favored over others, and some of these are unique to the particular journal. But there are a handful of almost universal pet peeves, and practices that would earn a gold star, things
Editors’ Pet Peeves and Gold Stars
Every journal editor has particular practices that are favored over others, and some of these are unique to the particular journal. But there are a handful of almost universal pet peeves, and practices that would earn a gold star, things
Nursing Editors Webinar
I am planning to be at this Webinar … found it on Twitter! Others might be interested as well! LWW Nurse Editors’ Rndtbl-The Future of Nursing- Free Webinar March22 Register here http://tinyurl.com/4t4oguy
Nursing Editors Webinar
I am planning to be at this Webinar … found it on Twitter! Others might be interested as well! LWW Nurse Editors’ Rndtbl-The Future of Nursing- Free Webinar March22 Register here http://tinyurl.com/4t4oguy
Listing Authors and Their Contributions
I know we’ve had many lively discussions at INANE meetings about author contributions to an article, duplicate publication and so on. I think we all have different ways we handle the issue of assessing and documenting that all the listed
Listing Authors and Their Contributions
I know we’ve had many lively discussions at INANE meetings about author contributions to an article, duplicate publication and so on. I think we all have different ways we handle the issue of assessing and documenting that all the listed
In Memory: Rose Mary Carroll Johnson
From the INANE Mailing List: To my colleagues, It is with a heavy heart that I share the news that Rose Mary Carroll Johnson, Editor of the Oncology Nursing Forum, passed away very early this morning, February 21st, surrounded by family
In Memory: Rose Mary Carroll Johnson
From the INANE Mailing List: To my colleagues, It is with a heavy heart that I share the news that Rose Mary Carroll Johnson, Editor of the Oncology Nursing Forum, passed away very early this morning, February 21st, surrounded by family
Editorial role in promoting discussion
I think that most journal editors welcome “letters” to the editor, and many readers actually read them! In the journal I edit, Advances in Nursing Science, we receive letters all too rarely, but when we do, they tend to arise
Editorial role in promoting discussion
I think that most journal editors welcome “letters” to the editor, and many readers actually read them! In the journal I edit, Advances in Nursing Science, we receive letters all too rarely, but when we do, they tend to arise
