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No. 20
Old Apr 21, 2009, 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by jem09 View Post
... I really thought people posting in the 'nurse entrepreuners' thread would be somewhat more open minded ...
Yeah, that's the same little inconsistency I noticed. As previously noted though, that in and of itself reserves additional opportunities for others.
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No. 21
from llg
Old Apr 21, 2009, 10:24 AM

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I don't see what all the fuss is about. All I did was ask for more information about how the authors know for sure that their work is being sold to people using it for legitimate purposes. That's a reasonable question from someone who would not want to unknowingly contribute to the practice of buying and selling papers to submit for school requirments.

All the OP (or anyone else) had to do was answer the question. I find it interesting that no one has yet to do that.
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No. 22
from jem09
Old Apr 21, 2009, 11:13 PM

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Hi, said I wasn't going to post again, but the question has been answered...I don't know what else can be said.

My last post really wasn't a reponse to your question..I don't normally post on forums so I see now that I should have quoted the person I was responding to if that makes sense.

In any case llg, I think your question has been answered, perhaps someone else can articulate it better and give a more satisfactory answer for you. I am not really trying to convince anyone to do it I was just trying to support the orginal post..
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No. 23
from 1BlessedRN
Old May 16, 2009, 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by jem09 View Post
Hi, said I wasn't going to post again, but the question has been answered...I don't know what else can be said.

My last post really wasn't a reponse to your question..I don't normally post on forums so I see now that I should have quoted the person I was responding to if that makes sense.

In any case llg, I think your question has been answered, perhaps someone else can articulate it better and give a more satisfactory answer for you. I am not really trying to convince anyone to do it I was just trying to support the orginal post..
Thanks Jem09 for all the info and PLEASE don't stop posting...
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No. 24
Old May 16, 2009, 10:43 AM

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Thanks Jem09 for all the info and PLEASE don't stop posting...
Ditto.
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No. 25
Old May 20, 2009, 04:24 PM

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Interesting thread...I believe when you write about health issues, whether as a journalist or RN, you need to make sure your info is accurate and properly credited. Either way you give credit to the researcher or author where you are pulling the info from or basing your work. That is the appropriate thing for any scholar to do...give respect where respect is due.

As for where it goes, who uses it and for what purpose... you may have limited control. If the info (whether it is from an unknown internet provider or a reputable medical journal) is out there and someone wants to use it for their own shady purposes there is not much you can do to stop them. It is a good idea to know where you are submitting your work.

And remember that if you are signing your name and including your RN designation to an article that you wrote you are accountable for the info given just as you are accountable, as a practicing RN, for the info you provide to your patients.

So, I believe, if you are writing as a reputable journalist you give credit to your sources, and if you are writing as an RN you accept accountability for your actions and words. We cannot control others, we can only control ourselves.

People do not always hear what we say, but they do notice what we do.
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No. 26
from jem09
Old May 22, 2009, 12:40 AM

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Well I have been in hospital having a baby so I have only just logged back on and it is great to see more people posting, Ilovemylife...that is a great summary..
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No. 27
Old May 22, 2009, 08:27 AM

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Thanks jem09, and congrats on your little one!
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No. 28
Old Aug 03, 2009, 03:10 PM

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This is a great thread! Starting your own business takes a lot of work and time because it requires you to be a bigger person and grow. What do you think are the characteristics of becoming a successful nurse entrepreneur?
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