You'll notice I've added some additional resources for nurse authors to the right-hand column. These sites and organizations aren't always as active as you'd think, but they all represent resources if you're looking for answers.
* International Academy of Nursing Editors (INANE): Meets yearly, alternating between the United States and abroad, and serves as a great resource for editors of nursing journals. If you're editing a journal or new to being a nurse author or editor, this group is for you. You can ask questions via a Yahoo! group or mailing list. Their annual conference is coming up August 11-13 in Australia.
* Nurse Author and Editor: Free quarterly online publication from Wiley-Blackwell with articles and information relevant to nurse editors. Free sign-in for back issues of the newsletter.
* MedInfo Now blog: Daily blog from the editors at MedInfo Now, the folks who bring us the Doody Literature Review. MedInfo Now aggregates book reviews, new publications, relevant articles and more for researchers. MedInfo is a useful way to see what competitive titles are out there if you're considering publishing on a topic. The blog features tips, tricks and a book nearly every day.
For Reflections on Nursing Leadership (RNL), published by the Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International.
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