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1. Responding to reviewers' comments as part of writing for publication

Author

Happell, Brenda

Subjects
Medical journals -- Analysis, Technical writing -- Analysis, Health, Health care industry
Abstract

Abstract Aims The aim of this paper is to provide a resource for authors to help them in getting their work published. The focus is on dealing with, and responding [...]

Published
2011

2. Protecting the rights of individuals in collaborative research: Brenda Happell discusses how to ensure everyone involved in a research project, including the researchers, is well treated

Author

Happell, Brenda

Subjects
Medical research -- Methods -- Management, Medicine, Experimental -- Methods -- Management, Medical research personnel -- Practice, Company business management, Health, Health care industry
Abstract

Abstract Collaborative research provides numerous benefits, such as the contribution of multiple perspectives and a more rounded approach to the research question. This paper considers and discusses the rights of [...]

Published
2010

3. Seeing both the forest and the trees: a process for tracking individual responses in focus group interviews: Val Goodwin and Brenda Happell demonstrate how to use a tracking sheet to identity individual responses from focus group research

Author

Goodwin, Val and Happell, Brenda

Subjects
Nursing -- Research, Focus groups -- Usage, Health, Health care industry, Usage, Methods
Abstract

Abstract Focus groups are a popular component of nursing research. While they have their advantages, a number of disadvantages are apparent, such as the difficulty involved in capturing individual responses. [...]

Published
2009

4. Presenting with precision preparing and delivering a polished conference presentation

Author

Happell, Brenda

Subjects
Education conferences -- Methods -- Management -- Psychological aspects, Nurses -- Management -- Psychological aspects -- Methods, Self-presentation -- Psychological aspects -- Methods, Health, Health care industry, Company business management, Management, Psychological aspects, Methods
Abstract

Conference presentations are recognised as a valuable means of disseminating knowledge. Brenda Happell offers a guide to delivering a conference presentation, including writing the paper, preparing audio-visual materials and minimising [...]

Published
2009

5. Conference presentations: a guide to writing the abstract: Brenda Happell explains the role of the abstract in conference presentations and provides a practical guide to help nurses through the process of writing one. She also gives tips on what to avoid

Author

Happell, Brenda

Subjects
Abstracting -- Methods -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Nursing -- Conferences, meetings and seminars -- Methods, Nurses -- Education -- Conferences, meetings and seminars -- Methods, Health, Health care industry, Education, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Methods
Abstract

Introduction Conference presentations have been acknowledged as a potentially effective strategy to encourage the dissemination of nursing knowledge (Ashworth 1996, Cleary and Walter 2004, O'Neill and Duffey 2000) and to [...]

Published
2008

6. From conference presentation to journal publication: a guide: large numbers of nurses present papers at professional and scholarly conferences. However, there are few avenues for the information to be disseminated more broadly. Brenda Happell provides a practical guide for nurses wanting to move from a conference presentation to a journal article

Author

Happell, Brenda

Subjects
Medical writing -- Methods, Medical journals -- Authorship -- Methods, Nurses -- Vocational guidance -- Works, Health, Health care industry, Vocational guidance, Works, Authorship, Methods
Abstract

Introduction Conference presentations are a way to encourage nurses to disseminate their knowledge to their peers (Ashworth 1996, Cleary and Walter 2004, O'Neill and Duffey 2000, Sheldon and Jackson 1999). [...]

Published
2008

7. Conference presentations: developing nursing knowledge by disseminating research findings

Author

Happell, Brenda

Subjects
Medical care -- Quality management, Health, Health care industry, Conferences, meetings and seminars
Abstract

Conference presentations provide a potentially valuable means of encouraging more nurses to contribute to the development of nursing knowledge. This article by Brenda Happell, intended especially for novice presenters, aims [...]

Published
2007

8. Focus groups in nursing research an appropriate method or the latest fad?

Author

Happell, Brenda

Subjects
Nursing -- Research, Focus groups -- Usage -- Evaluation -- Methods, Health, Health care industry, Evaluation, Usage, Methods
Abstract

The use of focus groups as a method of nursing research has increased substantially over the past 20 years. In this paper, Brenda Happell describes a review of literature published [...]

Published
2007

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