Library: Scholarship Resources for Faculty: 2019 Mini-Symposium: Scholarship Support: From Soup to Nuts

Slides: FNU Scholarlship Support_From Soup to Nuts

FNU Scholarship Support: From Soup to Nuts
These slides present an overview of the resources available to FNU Faculty for scholarship support, including designing projects, searching literature, IRB application, getting funded, collaborating with others, technical support, dissemination, and scholarship incentives and rank and promotion--with instructions for who to contact for specific support.

Scholarly Endeavor Resources_FNU Research Symposium Sept 2019

Scholarly Endeavor Resources_Comprehensive List_Sept. 2019
This document was developed by the FNU Research Committee to provide links to helpful resources for faculty scholarship, including exemplar journal guidelines, guidance for staying motivated, links for publication style manuals, and guidance for submission and revisions of manuscripts.

Authorship Guidelines/Resources from Exemplar Journals

Motivation for Your Writing

Scholarly Work and Staying Motivated, by Dr. Diane Whitehead, author of "Essentials of Nursing Leadership and Management" and "Leadership and the Advanced Practice Nurse." (Presented at the 2017 Research Symposium)

Scholarly Work and Staying Motivated Slides
Dr. Whitehead discusses challenges and rewards or disseminating advanced practice nursing scholarship and describes practices and resources to promote scholarship practices.
Recording of Dr. Whitehead's presentation 10/19/2017: Scholarly Work and Staying Motivated
Dr. Whitehead discusses practices and resources to promote scholarship for advanced practice nurses, as well and challenges and rewards for disseminating advanced practice projects.
Padlet: Links for Developing the Scholarly Role
This note board (padlet) is a place where participants could share ideas and thoughts during Dr. Whitehead’s presentation at the 2017 FNU Mini-Symposium on Scholarship.

Series of articles taking the writer through the writing process in the American Journal of Nursing by Karen Roush

Roush: The Writing Process
• Navigating the Publishing Process
• What Types of Articles to Write
• Writing Your Manuscript: Structure and Style
• Becoming a Published Writer

In this webinar recorded on October 20, 2016, Jones & Bartlett Learning bestselling author Kathryn Jacobsen explores “Writing Success Strategies for Scholars in the Health Sciences.” The presentation is based on chapter 34 of her book Introduction to Health Research Methods, Second Edition.

Resources for Publication Styles

American Psychological Association 6th Edition (7th edition coming soon!)
General reference formatting provided by the Purdue University Online Writing Lab
Academic Writer: APA's tool for teaching and learning efffective writing
This site is sponsored by the American Psychological Association and is the "APA's authoritative solution offering you a complete digital environment for teaching, learning, and writing academic papers." This is an excellent resource for both novice and accomplished writers.
SQUIRE 2.0 Revised Standards for Quality Improvement Reporting Excellence
This site displays the framework for developing a manuscript according to Standards for Quality Improvement Reporting Excellence (SQUIRE) guidelines. The required elements for each section of the manuscript is described .
American Medical Association Manual of Style 10th Edition (11th edition coming soon!)
*You must be logged in with FNU user name and password for this link to go to full text.*
A link to the online edition of the AMA Manual of Style 10th Edition. This full-text version of the AMA Manual of Style is sponsored by the FNU Library. You can access the link by opening "Additional Databases" on the Library Home page and scrolling to the AMA Manual.

Submissions and Revisions

When R & R is not rest & recovery but revise and resubmit.
Bearinger, L.H., Taliaferro, L., & Given, B. (2010). When R & R is not rest & recovery but revise and resubmit. Research in Nursing & Health, 33(5), 381-385
Writing the empirical journal article
Bem, D.J. (2003). Writing the empirical journal article. Retrieved from https://psychology.yale.edu/sites/default/files/bemempirical.pdf
Tips for scholarly writing in nursing
Dexter, P. (2000). Tips for scholarly writing in nursing. Journal of Professional Nursing, 16, 6-12. https://www-sciencedirectcom. frontier.idm.oclc.org/science/article/pii/S875572230080006X
Authorship ethics with dissertation manuscripts
*You must be logged in with FNU user name and password for this link to go to full text.*
Gross, D., Alhusen, J., & Jennings, B.M. (2012). Authorship ethics with dissertation manuscripts. Research in Nursing & Health, 35(5), 431-434. https://onlinelibrarywiley-com.frontier.idm.oclc.org/doi/10.1002/nur.21500
Revising a manuscript: Ten principles to guide success for publication
Provenzale, J.M. (2010). Revising a manuscript: Ten principles to guide success for publication. American Journal of Roentgenology, 195(6), W382-W387.
https://www.ajronline.org/doi/full/10.2214/AJR.10.5553

2019 Faculty Posters for Scholarship Mini-Symposisum

Faculty Posters: September 2019 Scholarship Mini-Symposium
Faculty presented these posters at the September 2019 Scholarship Mini-Symposium. These are housed in the FNU Digital Depot.