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How to manage the publication process
1. How to manage
the publication process:
when and how to publish
Roger Watson PhD, FRCP Edin, FAAN
Editor-in-Chief, JAN
Editor, Nursing Open
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7. The four rules of writing
Read the guidelines
Set realistic targets and count words
Seek criticism
Treat a rejection as the start of the next submission
26. Authorship
International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE)
at http://www.icmje.org/ states authorship is based on:
1) substantial contributions to the conception and design of a
paper, or acquisition of data or analysis and interpretation
of data, and,
2) drafting the article or revising it critically for important
intellectual content and final approval of the version to be
published.
29. International relevance
Keep asking yourself whether a reader in a region or
country very different from your own will be able to make
sense of everything in your paper
Abstract
•refer in the aims and/or background to the global
relevance of the topic
•include name/s of country/ies in which the work was
undertaken
•emphasise the international relevance of the conclusions
30. Expect to have several revisions
…I’m one of the world’s greatest rewriters
James Mitchener
41. Based on Twitter and
Correlation with Traditional
Metrics of Scientific Impact
Gunther Eysenbach
JMIR (2011)
Highly tweeted articles were 11 times more
likely to be highly cited than less-tweeted
articles (9/12 or 75% of highly tweeted
article were highly cited, while only 3/43 or
7% of less-tweeted articles were highly
cited; rate ratio 0.75/0.07 = 10.75, 95%
Twitations
Twim
pact
42. The odds of an article being highly
cited were significantly increased by a
mention in social media; OR 2.58,
p<0.001
43. 04/04/17
Altmetrics
In scholarly and scientific
publishing, Altmetrics are new metrics
proposed as an alternative to the widely
used journal impact factor and personal
citation indices like the h-index.
(Wikipedia)
44. • High standard, rigorous peer review
• Quality and reputation
• Immediate open access
• Fully compliant with all open access mandates
• Authors retain copyright–articles publish under CC-BY license
Open access research in all aspects of nursing
and midwifery practice, research, education and policy.
Editor
Roger Watson, University of Hull
www.nursingopenjournal.com
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50. Edited by Karen Holland and Roger Watson
An invaluable guide on writing for publication,
enabling
the reader to develop skills in writing articles,
book reviews and other forms
of publications, written by experts in the field.
September 2012, 288 pages
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