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Developing effective editorial boards for hospital-based newsletters and magazines
Nurse Author & Editor
|January 1, 1994
Summary
This guide explains how to effectively develop and chair an editorial board for hospital publications. Learn to set clear expectations and foster a commitment to publishing excellence for newsletters and magazines.
Area of Science:
- Medical Publishing
- Healthcare Communications
Background:
- Hospital-based newsletters and magazines require efficient editorial management.
- Busy editors can benefit significantly from a well-structured editorial board.
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide strategies for developing and chairing an effective editorial board.
- To guide editors in setting and achieving expectations for board members.
- To promote a shared commitment to publishing excellence.
Main Methods:
- Defining the role and responsibilities of editorial board members.
- Establishing clear communication channels for editor expectations.
- Implementing leadership techniques for chairing board meetings.
Main Results:
- Editorial boards can substantially assist editors in managing publications.
- Clear roles and expectations enhance board member performance.
- A collaborative approach fosters a commitment to high-quality publishing.
Conclusions:
- Effective editorial board management is crucial for hospital publications.
- These strategies can improve the quality and efficiency of in-house newsletters and magazines.
- The principles are applicable to various institutional publications, including nursing and association newsletters.