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Establishing an in-house journal
P Woodrow1, I Papadopoulos, K Pettit
1East Kent Hospitals NHS Trust. philip.woodrow@kch-tr.sthames.nhs.uk
Abstract:
Articles in journals such as Nursing Standard offer nurses a valuable means to keep their knowledge updated, but how many people do you know who have written an article? The majority of research undertaken by nurses remains unpublished (Humphris 1999), so much potentially useful experience, knowledge, ideas and research are lost. This article describes how the School of Health, Biological and Environmental Sciences (HeBES) at Middlesex University established an in-house journal to encourage nurses to develop their skills of writing for publication.
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