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Writing for publication with staff nurses can provide CNSs with flexible and creative approaches to the challenges facing nurses in the restructuring health care environment. CNSs experience many rewards and satisfactions from writing and measurable outcomes for practice evaluation. Staff nurses gain clinical knowledge, professional and career development, and the excitement that accompanies completion of a scholarly endeavor. Being in the clinical arena gives the CNS unique opportunities to work with and mentor staff nurses and observe their special capabilities, including those of a potential writing partner. How one CNS selected writing partners and supported these staff nurse colleagues through the writing-for-publication process is described in this article.
E D Davis, and
E M Tornquist
January 2012,
Clinical nurse specialist CNS,
E D Davis, and
E M Tornquist
January 2005,
Nurse author & editor,
E D Davis, and
E M Tornquist
January 1983,
JOGN nursing; journal of obstetric, gynecologic, and neonatal nursing,
E D Davis, and
E M Tornquist
January 2014,
British journal of nursing (Mark Allen Publishing),
E D Davis, and
E M Tornquist
July 1993,
Journal of biological photography,
E D Davis, and
E M Tornquist
January 1994,
Nurse author & editor,
E D Davis, and
E M Tornquist
April 2023,
Critical care nurse,
E D Davis, and
E M Tornquist
March 2005,
Nurse education in practice,
E D Davis, and
E M Tornquist
January 2000,
Contemporary nurse,
E D Davis, and
E M Tornquist
January 1985,
Hospital topics,
