What is your favorite nursing journal?

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  1. Your favorite nursing journal?

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      American Journal of Nursing
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      Nursing 2004
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      RN
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      other (please share)

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Specializes in LDRP.

which do you like best of the general (non specialty) nursing journals?

American Journal of Nursing

Nursing 2004

RN

or another choice

love, rose

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Specializes in LTC/Peds/ICU/PACU/CDI.

and soon to be the new lpn 2005 which is in the works .

it'll be interesting to finally see a magazine devoted to lpns that won't be too (how should i say this?) 'dumb-down!' i mean, i subscribe to advance for lpns, but often find the reading level to be that of six to eight grade; however, the sister magazine, advance for nurses is informative for a free publication. i would like to see good nursing focused articles geared for the lpns' scope of practice, yet be educating enough for ce credits. i'm keeping my fingers crossed with this one ;).

cheers,

moe

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Specializes in Med/Surg, Geriatrics.

I enjoy Revolution which really focuses on the nurse and the patient. I also enjoy American Journal of Nursing. I detest Advance for Nurses and Nursing Spectrum which are propaganda pieces for the hospitals.

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Specializes in Specializes in L/D, newborn, GYN, LTC, Dialysis.

I enjoy RN, AJN, NURSING and Lifelines (from AWHONN).

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and soon to be the new lpn 2005 which is in the works .

it'll be interesting to finally see a magazine devoted to lpns that won't be too (how should i say this?) 'dumb-down!' i mean, i subscribe to advance for lpns, but often find the reading level to be that of six to eight grade; however, the sister magazine, advance for nurses is informative for a free publication. i would like to see good nursing focused articles geared for the lpns' scope of practice, yet be educating enough for ce credits. i'm keeping my fingers crossed with this one ;).

cheers,

moe

hey skm-nursiepooh, we have the same taste in reading material. i am also looking forward to the new lpn 2005- just sent my subscription in this week. i agree about advance for lpn's, it seems to be geared towards someone with a below normal reading ability. :uhoh21:

limik

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Specializes in Specializes in L/D, newborn, GYN, LTC, Dialysis.

never heard of Revolution....going to go check it out, thanks Sharon!

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never heard of Revolution....going to go check it out, thanks Sharon!

"Made Incredibly Easy"

(yep, the same folks who brought you the books have a bimonthly journal.

I subscribed to it when I discovered nursingcenter was "selling" articles from the journal for $2.95 a pop, and they were articles that I was interested in reading!)

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Love it too. Get it at Chapters. "Easy" has something every issue that is relevant.

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I like RevolutioN:

The Journal for RNs and Patient Advocacy

http://www.revolutionmag.com/

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Like the 'American Journal of Critical Care'

http://www.ajcconline.org/aacn/jrnlajcc.nsf/web%20documents/ajcc%20home%20page

Of course RevolutioN too.

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Specializes in ER, ICU, Nursing Education, LTC, and HHC.

I like Home Health Care Nurse magazine, and RN mag. I have been getting RN mag for about 16 yrs now.

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Specializes in LTC/Peds/ICU/PACU/CDI.

i've just ordered revolution mag & am anticipation the reading!

cheers,

moe

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