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A Web-based platform for nursing monographs publishing
Isaac R Marques1, Poliana Pires, Isabel Cristina K O Cunha
1Faculty of Nursing, University of Santo Amaro, Brazil.
Studies in Health Technology and Informatics
|November 15, 2006
Summary
Nursing students created a website to share full-text monographs, enhancing access to research. This digital platform organizes studies by year, professor, and research area for improved knowledge dissemination.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- Digital Health Sciences
Background:
- Monographic studies are a graduation requirement for nursing students at the University of Santo Amaro, Brazil.
- A need was identified to centralize and provide wider access to these valuable research outputs.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe the development process of a website for full-text monograph accessibility.
- To create a structured digital repository for nursing student research.
Main Methods:
- Organizing monograph materials by year of delivery, professor name, and research area.
- Converting full-text documents into Portable Document Format (PDF) and creating summary web pages.
- Implementing a linking system from monograph titles to abstract pages and then to full-text PDFs.
Main Results:
- A functional website was developed, serving as a repository for nursing monographs.
- The platform allows users to easily search and access research based on defined criteria.
- Content is presented in both PDF and accessible web page formats.
Conclusions:
- The developed website contributes significantly to the dissemination of knowledge within the national nursing field.
- This initiative enhances the visibility and accessibility of student research, fostering academic growth.
- The platform serves as a model for other institutions seeking to digitalize and share academic work.
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