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Self-Plagiarism
By now most authors have at least heard this term, but it has only recently begun to be more clearly understood! So if you are still wondering what the fuss is all about – take heed! I won’t go into a lot of detail here because the details are described very well by in a […]
The “Cs” of Scholarship
April 7, 2011 by peggychinn
Several years ago I created a kind of template to use in talking about some of the mysteries of good scholarship. The handout I used made its way around the world and with some regularity I received requests for copies of the handout! So in my Editorial in ANS Vol 22, No 2, I published […]
Thoughts on: “Bringing Values Back Into Evidence-Based Nursing: The Role of Patients in Resisting Empiricism” by Porter, O’Halloran, and Morrow.
March 23, 2011 by Thomas Cox PhD RN
Was just reading: “Bringing Values Back Into Evidence-Based Nursing: The Role of Patients in Resisting Empiricism” by Porter, O’Halloran, and Morrow. What a great article. Nails a number of things that I have been tangentially interested in. Without in any way suggesting a deficit it was interesting to me that little attention seemed to be […]
August 29, 2011 by peggychinn
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