Published Oct 16, 2018
vdannunzio
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Hello!
My name's Victoria and i am writing a paper about writing in the nursing field and need some feedback from nurses about your opinions of writing as a nurse, thank you for your time!! :)
. Do you use writing often as a nurse?
Yes
No
Question Title
2. What types of writing do you use most often as a nurse?
3. What college writing experiences helped you prepare to become a nurse?
4. Would you say writing as a nurse is difficult?
5. What piece of advice you would give a nursing student about learning how to write as a nurse?
nursej22, MSN, RN
4,444 Posts
I know other posters are going to jump up and down about this is an anonymous board and you don't know if we are nurses, but I am going to bite, anyway.
Hello!My name's Victoria and i am writing a paper about writing in the nursing field and need some feedback from nurses about your opinions of writing as a nurse, thank you for your time!! :). Do you use writing often as a nurse?Yes, quite a bit. But I am a public health nurse, so my experiences may be different than others. Question Title2. What types of writing do you use most often as a nurse?I have written grant applications, grant reports, newsletter articles, and correspondence with community partners. Question Title3. What college writing experiences helped you prepare to become a nurse?All work for my BSN was written. Each class required at least a page or 2 each week, plus a complete paper at the end of the quarter. For my masters' program, I wrote several papers, and a 20 page paper for my final project.Question Title4. Would you say writing as a nurse is difficult?It was at first, but I had good teachers who provided constructive feedback. Question Title5. What piece of advice you would give a nursing student about learning how to write as a nurse?
Yes, quite a bit. But I am a public health nurse, so my experiences may be different than others.
I have written grant applications, grant reports, newsletter articles, and correspondence with community partners.
All work for my BSN was written. Each class required at least a page or 2 each week, plus a complete paper at the end of the quarter. For my masters' program, I wrote several papers, and a 20 page paper for my final project.
It was at first, but I had good teachers who provided constructive feedback.
1) Use your writing center if available; 2)Find someone who is willing to proof read your work; 3) Read journal articles on a regular basis, so that you know what good technical writing looks like, or if possible, take a technical writing course; 4) Use a good APA reference.