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The document discusses various aspects of communicating nursing research findings. It describes the importance of disseminating research findings for evidence-based practice. Some key methods discussed include publishing in journals or books, conference presentations, and poster presentations. It provides guidance on selecting publication outlets, developing manuscripts, common barriers, and ensuring ethical standards in research dissemination.
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- 1. COMMUNICATION OF RESEARCH FINDINGS 9/22/2020 ArvindJoshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 1
- 2. WHAT WE AREGOING TO DISCUSS ? Research Communication of Research Findings 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 2
- 3. RESEARCH ? 9/22/2020 Arvind JoshiNursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 3
- 4. NURSING RESEARCH • Nursingresearch is a research that provides evidence used to support nursing practices. • What are the scopes of Nursing Research ? 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 4
- 5. WHY WE DORESEARCH? Evidenced based Practice Disseminate findings Scientific Knowledge Research 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 5
- 6. COMMUNICATION OF RESEARCHFINDINGS • RESEARCH NOT PUBLISHED IS RESEARCH NOT DONE The goal of research is to generate sound scientific knowledge and disseminate its findings for evidence-based practice Communication of research findings is the last formal step in the research process, but it is the most important phase of research – the utilization of research findings. 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 6
- 7. WHY TO COMMUNICATEFINDINGS ? • Promotion of learning new knowledge • To promote evidenced based practice. • Refining the existing knowledge. • Stimulates others to replicate or develop similar studies. 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 7
- 8. BENEFITS TO RESEARCHER •Provides rewards to the researcher.ie. • Recognition • Advancement • Psychological boost • Personal and professional growth 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 8
- 9. METHODS OF COMMUNICATIONOF RESEARCH FINDINGS COMMUNICATION OF RESEARCH FINDINGS WRITTEN STUDENTS -TERM PAPER -THESIS PROFESSIONA LS -JOURNAL ARTICLES -BOOKS ORAL CONFERENCE PRESENTATIO N ORAL PRESENTATIO N POSTER PRESENTATIO N 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 9
- 10. WRITTEN METHODS OFCOMMUNICATION OF RESEARCH FINDINGS written Students -Term paper -Thesis Nursing Professionals Research articles 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 10
- 11. RESEARCH ARTICLE Written reports •Research publication in journals. • Research publications in books. • Thesis /dissertations. 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 11
- 12. RESEARCH ARTICLE Few Contentsuitable for publications: • Research studies and methodologies. • Clinical and evidence based guidelines. • Quality improvement. • Program evaluation. • Review articles 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 12
- 13. DEVELOPING A PLAN 1.•Deciding Authorship 2. •Deciding on content 3. •Assembling materials 4. •Preparing an outline 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 13
- 14. RESEARCH REPORT Title: Abstracts: Introduction: Methods: Findings: Discussion:. Acknowledgements: References: Tables, figures,appendices, and pictures: 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 14
- 15. CHARACTERISTICS OF RESEARCHREPORT 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 15
- 16. BARRIERS Oral tradition History of“voiceless” and oppressed: Powerlessness, Interpersonal characteristics‐ Difficulties taking constructive criticism. Writers block‐ Lack of time‐ 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 16
- 17. COMMON PITFALLS Uncertainty ofcontribution to nursing, the “so what?” Inexperience Lack of workplace value Lack of a clear topic Lack of a clear audience Unsure where to publish Fatal flaws: lack of significance, inappropriate design 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 17
- 18. STRATEGIES FOR GETTINGSTARTED Start with a small manageable publication Start with a poster presentation: Student‐Faculty collaborations Write with an experienced writer or mentor. Write with a group. Review the literature Schedule time for writing. 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 18
- 19. ORAL METHOD OFCOMMUNICATION OF RESEARCH FINDINGS Oral method Conference Paper presentation Poster presentation 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 19
- 20. PRE-REQUISITE FOR PAPER/POSTER PRESENTATION: •Find the right conference to present your work. • Read the call for abstracts. Note deadlines. • Write abstract according to the guidelines for conference. • Research the audience. • Choose the main points of the study to be covered. 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 20
- 21. CONTD… •Make good useof visual aids or slides to improve presentation. •Have at least two people review it: one content expert and one good editor. •Check word count again, edit as needed. •Follow directions for submitting. 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 21
- 22. TIPS FOR PAPER PRESENTATION Avoidoverdoing and bombarding the audience Attractive slide and graphics Use graphs as they are easier to read than tables. Conclude with implications for practice and research, and future directions. Practice presenting content for completeness, timing, and flow. Proof read. Check spelling, edit. Repeat. 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 22
- 23. PAPER PRESENTATION Specifications forthe presentation session- • Know your time limit. • A general rule of thumb is to plan for 1 slide per minute. Allow time for questions. • Logistic • Identify objectives or outline for presentation. 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 23
- 24. POSTER PRESENTATION 9/22/2020 Arvind JoshiNursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 24
- 25. 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi NursingOfficer AIIMS Mangalagiri 25
- 26. 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi NursingOfficer AIIMS Mangalagiri 26
- 27. ? PUBLICATION OFRESEARCH ARTICLES 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 27
- 28. JOURNAL • A journalis a collection of articles that is published regularly throughout the year. • Journals present the most recent research. 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 28
- 29. TYPES OF JOURNALS Journals Referred journals Nonreferred journals Subjects experts evaluate manuscript (peer review) Editorial staff review manuscript 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 29
- 30. INDIAN NURSING JOURNALS 9/22/2020 ArvindJoshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 30
- 31. JOURNAL ARTICLE Manuscript fora journal article: - • Introduction • Methods • Results and discussion • Style and format varies between journals • Pick up target journal and follow its format 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 31
- 32. FOR EXAMPLE:- 9/22/2020 Arvind JoshiNursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 32
- 33. HOW TO SELECTA JOURNAL ? 1. Indexed or non indexed journal 2. Impact factor of journal 3. Citation score 4. Aims and objectives of journals 5. Submission guidelines 6. Charges 7. Open access or subscription 8. Predatory journals? 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 33
- 34. JOURNAL INDEXES • PubMedindex • Embase index • Scopus • Google schooler • Academic pub • Science direct • CINAHL 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 34
- 35. Article Find out the impact factor >51-5 Indexed PubMed Open access/sub scription Do not charge Aims and Objectives of Journals Non PubMed Non indexed <1 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 35
- 36. WHERE TO FINDTHIS DETAILS ? 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 36
- 37. LETS SEE ANEXAMPLE • https://journals.lww.com/cns-journal/pages/default.aspx 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 37
- 38. WHY ARTICLES GETSREJECTED ? Rejection: Editors report rejecting 23% of manuscripts. • Lack of novelty. • Poorly written. • There are inaccuracies in the content. • Not appropriate for the particular journal. • Repetition of old idea. • Journal has recently published a similar article. • methodology problems, content undocumented, clinically not applicable. 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 38
- 39. LEGAL AND ETHICALASPECTS OF DISSEMINATION 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 39
- 40. CONTD.. • Copyright infringement:Involves the reproduction of an original work without permission of the person who has the copyright • Duplicate publication/submission: Submitting the same article to more than one journal at the same time or revising a previously published article and sending it to a different journal for publication 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 40
- 41. CONTD.. • Fabrication: Thepresentation of information that is imaginary or made up. • Falsification: The presentation of data that has been changed or modified to obtain an outcome that is more desirable 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 41
- 42. CONTD.. • Ghost writing:An individual who made a significant contribution to the publication but is omitted as an author. • Gift or honorary authorship: The designation of authorship based on social position, professional position, or authority rather than contribution. • Image manipulation: The alteration of an image after the image was taken. 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 42
- 43. CONTD… • Plagiarism: Useof another person’s ideas or statements without giving the true author credit. • Salami publishing: The publication of several articles involving one study when actually it could have been published as a single article. • Self‐plagiarism: The use of one’s own previously published information without telling the reader that it appeared in a previous publication. 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 43
- 44. LIST OF FEWNURSING JOURNALS • Advances in Neonatal Care • American Journal of Critical Care • American Journal of Nursing • BMC Nursing • British Journal of Cardiac Nursing • British Journal of Community Nursing • Canadian Journal of Nursing Research • Cancer Nursing • European Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing • Evidence-Based Nursing (journal) • Human Resources for Health • International Journal of Mental Health Nursing • Journal of Advanced Nursing • Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing • Journal of Nursing Education • Journal of Nursing Management • Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, & Neonatal Nursing • Journal of Orthopaedic Nursing • Journal of Research in Nursing • Nursing Ethics • Nursing Older People 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 44
- 45. HOW TO SELECTA JOURNAL ? 1. Indexed or non indexed journal 2. Impact factor of journal 3. Citation score 4. Aims and objectives of journals 5. Submission guidelines 6. Charges 7. Open access or subscription https://bmcnurs.biomedcentral.com/ 9/22/2020 Arvind Joshi Nursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 45
- 46. THANK YOU! 9/22/2020 Arvind JoshiNursing Officer AIIMS Mangalagiri 46