Co-constructing dissertations into papers for publication

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Whiffin, C. and Collier, E. 2022. Co-constructing dissertations into papers for publication. Nursing Times.
AuthorsWhiffin, C. and Collier, E.
Abstract

There is value in dissertations produced by postgraduate nursing students, yet this work is rarely disseminated more widely. Student nurses and nurse academics should be encouraged to work together to turn dissertations into papers for publication; this co-construction demands a more collaborative and collegiate relationship. This article explores the issues of writing for publication, ethically nurturing peer-to-peer collaboration, and the issues both students and nurse academics need to consider.

KeywordsResearch; Students; Supervisors; Literature
Year2022
JournalNursing Times
PublisherEMAP
ISSN0954-7762
Web address (URL)https://www.nursingtimes.net/
Output statusPublished
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Online15 Aug 2022
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Accepted16 Feb 2022
Deposited22 Jul 2022
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