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The Editing Process-From the Personal to the Professional.

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|June 22, 2019

Summary

This presentation discussed scientific publishing for oncology nurses, highlighting its role in career growth and job satisfaction. Key aspects of manuscript preparation and the editorial process were covered.

Area of Science:

Oncology Nursing
Scholarly Publishing
Professional Development

Background:

The 2019 Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) Congress featured sessions on the benefits of scientific publishing for oncology nurses.
Presenters discussed the manuscript writing process, author guidelines, and journal selection.
Audience members, many new to publishing, engaged with questions about the process.

Discussion:

The critical role of editing in scientific publishing was emphasized.
The presentation aimed to demystify the publishing process for nurses.
Facilitating publication contributes to professional fulfillment and career advancement.

Key Insights:

Scientific publishing offers significant career advancement opportunities for oncology nurses.

Keywords:

editing peer-review process publishing

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