Publication for Nurses:
Putting Practice into Print
Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, was a prolific writer. Today, writing is a neglected area of professional development for most nurses. The reasons for this may be many including lack of time, lack of understanding of the publishing process, and a lack of comfort with writing skills. However, it is important for nurses to write for both personal and professional reasons as it is a means to share information, increase knowledge, and achieve recognition. The benefits of writing greatly outweigh such fears.
On July 27 join Judith Mitiguy, RN, MS - Executive Vice President, Gannett Healthcare Group (publishers of Nursing Spectrum & NurseWeek) as she shares tips on Putting Practice into Print.
Finding Your Writing Style
Writing is a great way to share your thoughts, ideas, and passion. For example, Donna Cardillo recently published an interesting article about professionalism — clearly something she is passionate about. She says that professionalism involves a certain work ethic, attitude, code of conduct, appearance, and communication style. Read more about true professionalism and enjoy Donna’s easy writing style. Read more...
To learn more about discovering your writing style, join our FREE webinar, Putting Practice into Print, July 27th at 2:00 pm ET.
News and Features from Nursing Spectrum and Nurseweek
Incidences of pediatric sudden cardiac death, or SCD, seem to occur more and more frequently. We hear of instances in the news at youth baseball games and high school sporting events across the country. The problem has garnered so much attention that New Jersey's Saint Barnabas Health Care System recently hosted the conference "Saving Young Lives," devoted to creating awareness about pediatric SCD.
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