Pain-free writing for nurses : a step-by-step approach

By:

Perazzo, Joseph

Contributor(s):

Topp, Robert

Publication details: New York : Springer, 2020Description: xiv, 201pISBN:

9780826139870

Subject(s):

NLM classification:

Z 40.

Summary: Pain-Free Writing for Nurses is an enjoyable but effective primer on writing and will improve your scholarly contributions to the nursing literature. The tips provided in this book will improve your writing, increase your output, and help you address the stress involved in creating meaningful, professional content. This concise, practical text provides: Strategies to deal with the anxiety and procrastination associated with writing Rationales for writing in today’s academic and professional nursing environment Basic structures for scholarly writing How to find a topic How to develop and use a manuscript outline to save time Strategies to increase readership of your work How to deal with feedback, criticism, and critique Helpful examples of various scholarly documents, including: DNP and other scholarly projects Abstracts Data-based and non–data-based scholarly manuscripts Research proposals Academic assignments and job postings Job application and recommendation letters, professional writing, and more The authors share personal stories and tips learned through years of professional and academic writing.

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Pain-Free Writing for Nurses is an enjoyable but effective primer on writing and will improve your scholarly contributions to the nursing literature.

The tips provided in this book will improve your writing, increase your output, and help you address the stress involved in creating meaningful, professional content.

This concise, practical text provides:

Strategies to deal with the anxiety and procrastination associated with writing
Rationales for writing in today’s academic and professional nursing environment
Basic structures for scholarly writing
How to find a topic
How to develop and use a manuscript outline to save time
Strategies to increase readership of your work
How to deal with feedback, criticism, and critique
Helpful examples of various scholarly documents, including:
DNP and other scholarly projects
Abstracts
Data-based and non–data-based scholarly manuscripts
Research proposals
Academic assignments and job postings
Job application and recommendation letters, professional writing, and more

The authors share personal stories and tips learned through years of professional and academic writing.

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