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A nurse's guide to presenting and publishing : dare to share / Kathleen T. Heinrich.
Holman Biotech Commons RT24 .H47 2008
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Heinrich, Kathleen T.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Nursing--Authorship.
- Nursing.
- Nursing literature--Marketing.
- Nursing literature.
- Public speaking.
- Creative ability.
- Creativity.
- Nurse's Role.
- Nurses--psychology.
- Publishing.
- Writing.
- Medical Subjects:
- Creativity.
- Nurse's Role.
- Nurses--psychology.
- Publishing.
- Writing.
- Physical Description:
- xxx, 438 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Sudbury, Mass. : Jones and Bartlett Publishers, [2008]
- Summary:
- Written for every nurse, A Nurse's Guide to Presenting and Publishing is a textbook for baccalaureate, graduate, and doctoral students, a companion text for professional development, and a handbook for small groups in practice settings. The small steps shared in this book have helped hundreds of students, staff nurses, advanced practice nurses, and nurse managers to accept the challenge and dare to share their experience with others. Now you can learn to do the same!
- Meant as a portable mentor, this guidebook introduces you to all four steps: Shift in perspective - see yourself as creative, Self-reflect - explore your "inner landscape", Strategies and skills - practice the techniques and tools, Support circles - develop mindful relationships with colleague-friends, For the first time ever, these evidence-based steps are contained in one book!
- Contents:
- Section 1 Small Steps to Open to Your Creativity
- Chapter 1 Introduction: What Do Nurses Who Dare to Share Have? 3
- Chapter 2 I Am a Nurse and I Am Creative 5
- Chapter 3 What's Your Something Special? 8
- Chapter 4 How to Recognize Your Inner Critic 12
- Chapter 5 How to Take a Creative Time-Out 18
- Chapter 6 How Do Artist's Dates Prime Your Creativity Pump? 21
- Chapter 7 How to Write Yourself into a Reflective Practice 26
- Chapter 8 Why a Support Circle? 28
- Chapter 9 Conclusion: Commit to a Creative Next Step 31
- Section 2 Small Steps to Present What You Do
- Chapter 10 Introduction: How Are Presentations Defined? 37
- Chapter 11 I Bring Beginner's Mind to My Life as a Nurse 40
- Chapter 12 What's Your Preference as a Learner? 43
- Chapter 13 What's Your Something Special as a Presenter? 47
- Chapter 14 What's Your Presenting Style? 51
- Chapter 15 What's Your Greatest Challenge as a Presenter? 53
- Chapter 16 How to Overcome the Shyness Challenge 56
- Chapter 17 How to Get Physical with Your Still-Point Strategy 59
- Chapter 18 How to Divide Your Presentation Project into Steps 62
- Chapter 19 How to Find the Ideas in Your Challenges 64
- Chapter 20 What's Your Idea's Glitter Score? 68
- Chapter 21 What's a Presentation Worksheet? 71
- Chapter 22 How to Whittle Your Idea to Presentation-Size Focus 73
- Chapter 23 What's Your Purpose? 77
- Chapter 24 Who's Your Audience? 81
- Chapter 25 How to Choreograph Your Venue 84
- Chapter 26 What Response Are You Seeking from Your Audience? 89
- Chapter 27 How to Take the Dare Out of Your Literature Search 93
- Chapter 28 How to Snag a Sweet-Spot Slant 100
- Chapter 29 How to Complete Your Presentation Worksheet 104
- Chapter 30 How to Write Your One-Sentence Description 107
- Chapter 31 How to Translate Worksheets into Proposals 110
- Chapter 32 How to Pick a Peer Mentor 115
- Chapter 33 How to Decide Whether to Go Solo or Co-Present 118
- Chapter 34 How to Negotiate Mindful Presenting Relationships 121
- Chapter 35 How to Design Presentations That Show and Tell 124
- Chapter 36 How to Kolb Longer Presentations 130
- Chapter 37 How to Ensure That Presentations Are Internally Consistent 134
- Chapter 38 How to Assess Audience Response 138
- Chapter 39 How to Perk Up Presentation Packets 143
- Chapter 40 How to Power Up Your Use of PowerPoint 154
- Chapter 41 How to Prepare Who Questions for Pre-Sessions with Peer Mentors 166
- Chapter 42 How to Prepare What Questions for Pre-Sessions with Peer Mentors 170
- Chapter 43 How to Prepare How Questions for Pre-Sessions with Peer Mentors 174
- Chapter 44 How to Get the Most from Pre-Sessions with Peer Mentors 179
- Chapter 45 How to Prepare for Post-Sessions with Peer Mentors 182
- Chapter 46 How to Make the Most of Post-Sessions with Peer Mentors 188
- Chapter 47 Why a Storytelling Chapter? 192
- Chapter 48 How to Make Sure Your Poster Is Worth a Thousand Words 194
- Chapter 49 Conclusion: Commit to Presenting What You Do 207
- Section 3 Small Steps to Write About What You Do
- Chapter 50 Introduction: Why Do Nurse Authors Get Addicted to Writing? 213
- Chapter 51 I Work Smart 217
- Chapter 52 What Makes Writing Easier for You? 220
- Chapter 53 What Makes Writing Difficult for You? 224
- Chapter 54 What Are the Benefits of Writing About What You Do? 228
- Chapter 55 How to Get to Know Your Sweetheart 231
- Chapter 56 How Would You Describe Your Writing Style? 235
- Chapter 57 How to Write Yourself into Still Point 240
- Chapter 58 How to See if Your Idea Has Enough Eye-Glitter for a Publication 243
- Chapter 59 How Choosing Your Readership Decides Your Vehicle 247
- Chapter 60 How to Select Potential Professional Vehicles 252
- Chapter 61 How to Elicit Your Desired Reader Response 258
- Chapter 62 How Presentation Worksheets Become Publication Worksheets 261
- Chapter 63 How to Write Queries That Sell Editors on Your Idea 265
- Chapter 64 What You Need to Know Before Querying Editors 272
- Chapter 65 How to Rate an Editor's Response to Your Query 276
- Chapter 66 What You Need to Proceed With Your Writing Project 280
- Chapter 67 What to Consider as Your Craft Your Timeline 286
- Chapter 68 How to Tell if You're a Free-Writer, a Mind-Mapper, or an Outliner 291
- Chapter 69 How to Leap from Outlines to Manuscripts 297
- Chapter 70 How to Think Like an Editor When Preparing Your Manuscript 301
- Chapter 71 How to Choose Peer Editors and Request Peer Editing 306
- Chapter 72 How to Request, Respond to, and Reward Peer Editing 311
- Chapter 73 What to Do When Receiving or Giving Peer Editing Feedback 318
- Chapter 74 How to Peer Edit 321
- Chapter 75 How to Celebrate Revisions and Thrive on Rejections 325
- Chapter 76 How to Work Smart by Turning Co-Presenters into Co-Authors 328
- Chapter 77 How a Nurse-Author's Story May Change Your Life 332
- Chapter 78 How My Students Helped Me to Actualize a Childhood Dream 334
- Chapter 79 Conclusion: Commit to Writing About What You Do 342
- Section 4 Small Steps to Cultivate Support Circles
- Chapter 80 Introduction: Who Are These Nurses Called Colleague-Friends? 347
- Chapter 81 I Reach Out and Receive with Gratitude 352
- Chapter 82 What Can You Learn from Drawing Your Support Circle? 355
- Chapter 83 How to Add Intentions to Your Still-Point Strategies 360
- Chapter 84 How to Put the Pizzazz in Peer-Mentoring Partnerships 363
- Chapter 85 How to Check if Creative Collaborations Pass the Zest Test 369
- Chapter 86 How to Trade an Editor's Red Pen for a Peer Editor's Compassion 372
- Chapter 87 What's a Resonator? 378
- Chapter 88 What Are Three Words That Turn Competitions into Collaborations? 381
- Chapter 89 How Expressing Wishes and Concerns Keeps Collaborations Zestful 394
- Chapter 90 Conclusion: Commit to Cultivating Support Circles 397
- Section 5 Small Steps: Send Off
- Chapter 91 Introduction: Why Dream About Nurses Taking the Dare to Share? 403
- Chapter 92 How to Activate Your Compassion by Daring to Share 406
- Chapter 93 How to Get a Glow from the Flow of Good Work 416.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 9780763746797
- 0763746797
- OCLC:
- 152794256
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