Scholarship Resources for Faculty

Dr. Goodman (one of the authors on the revision team of SQUIRE 2.0) presents (2016) on SQUIRE guidelines for FNU DNP.

Framework (online) of sections of SQUIRE styled article, with links within each section to further details. External links to SQUIRE resources. The SQUIRE guidelines are intended for reports that describe system level work to improve the quality, safety, and value of healthcare, and used methods to establish that observed outcomes were due to the intervention(s).

Standards for QUality Improvement Reporting Excellence. BMJ article (2015) provides consensus statement with detailed descriptions of elements of all parts of a Quality Improvement manuscript.

This BMJ article is a companion to the updated SQUIRE 2.0 guidelines. It explains the guidelines and offers examples of published literature reflecting SQUIRE standards.

In the format of a user-friendly checklist, this article identifies core tenets of effective scientific writing, with elements listed for each section of a scholarly article: Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusion, and Tables/Figures--and tips for writing an article for submission to a peer reviewed journal.

This is a temporary link to the AMA 10th style guide pending funding for a permanent subscription through our library