Writing for publication.
Australian critical care official journal of the Confederation of Australian Critical Care Nurses (2004)
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Abstract
Getting published can be a very rewarding experience. Seeing your work in print with the knowledge that many colleagues and other health care professionals are reading it can do your self-esteem no end of good. Having your work published also enables you to communicate information to an audience that you otherwise would not reach.
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1 �� 2011 Blackwell Publishing Asia Pty Ltd writing for publication in an international journal Journal of the Dietitians Association of Australia, including the Journal of Dietitians New Zealand 29993_NDIBooklet.indd 1 5/13/11 8:55 AM
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2 �� 2011 Blackwell Publishing Asia Pty Ltd Contents 1. Introduction .........................................3 2. The process at a glance ......................4 3. Why publish in an international journal? ..........................4 4. How to choose a journal .....................5 5. Writing a paper ....................................6 Structure of the main text ......................6 planning your article ..............................6 Style of writing ......................................6 6. Publication ethics ................................7 redundant (dual) publication ..................7 Misuse of others��� work ..........................7 transparency .........................................7 authorship .............................................8 7. The finishing touches ..........................9 title.......................................................9 abstract ................................................9 Key words .............................................9 reference style .....................................9 illustrations and tables ..........................9 8. Submitting your article ..................... 10 peer review ......................................... 10 publishing procedures ......................... 10 9. The author contract .......................... 11 10. Acknowledgements ...........................12 29993_NDIBooklet.indd 2 5/13/11 8:55 AM
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