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How to put in writing for our nursing journals
Writing for a nursing journal is an excellent option to advance your nursing profession, have a voice, and share your particular nursing perspective on topics which might be necessary to you. Lippincott NursingCenter hosts over 50 nursing journals and we wish to listen to from you!
As digital editor at NursingCenter, I actually have enjoyed learning more concerning the nursing occupation and sharing my thoughts and concepts with our members. Nurses often ask me how they will share their work on NursingCenter. Publishing in a longtime, authoritative, peer-reviewed nursing journal is an excellent option to get entangled.
Many of our journals are on the lookout for talented nurses to put in writing for his or her publications. Some of those magazines include:
(See detailed instructions for this magazine on our blog, consider writing an article for)
You can see all of our nursing magazines on our Magazines page. Follow the Author Information instructions and you may be well in your option to publication. Our Editorial Manager system makes the web submission and electronic review process a breeze. There is all the time help available for many who need it; most magazines have production editors and managing editors who’re very helpful.
As a bonus, I actually have prepared materials for publication in our nursing journal and on the Internet:
• How magazine publishing really works [VIDEO]
• Guidelines for publishing in a nursing journal
• How to publish an article in a nursing journal
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• Writing for a nursing publication
Establish yourself as an authority within the nursing community and spread that nursing knowledge by writing for our nursing journals.
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