pre-ICEN workshop 2B - Discover the Writer Within: Mastering Writing and Peer Review
Tracks
Meeting Room 2
| Wednesday, October 4, 2023 |
| 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM |
| Meeting Room 2 |
Details
Session chair: Carrie Janerka
Speaker
Professor Margaret Fry
Emergency And Critical Care
University Of Technology Sydney/Northern Sydney Local Health District
Discover the writer within: Mastering writing and peer review
10:30 AM - 12:15 PMBiography
Professor Fry is nationally and internationally recognised as a researcher, clinician, supervisor and teacher in emergency care and advanced nursing practice. The focus of her applied research is on improving the quality and safety of nursing care and patient outcomes. The nexus of these areas has led to significant change on emergency nursing practice and policy. Professor Fry has extensive senior nursing experience and a proven research track with over 185 peer reviewed publications, 13 book chapters and over $11million in grants. Professor Fry is registered as a Category 1 Higher Research Degree Supervisor.
Professor Ramon Shaban
Editor In Chief
CENA and University of Sydney
Discover the writer within: Mastering writing and peer review
10:30 AM - 12:15 PMAbstract
Are you ready to take your writing skills to the next level?
Do you want to become a trusted peer reviewer in your professional community?
This interactive and immersive workshop is designed for aspiring writers and peer reviewers who want to excel in their craft. Come and learn from industry experts and accomplished authors who have successfully navigated the writing and peer review process.
As a participant you will:
• Gain insider tips from accomplished writers and experienced peer reviewers
• Enhance your writing skills and confidence
• Learn techniques to provide constructive and valuable feedback as a peer reviewer
• Network with like-minded individuals and form valuable connections
• Acquire essential knowledge about the scholarly publishing industry and current trends
Don't miss this incredible opportunity to sharpen your writing skills and become a respected peer reviewer. Join us at this immersive and transformative workshop and embark on your journey to success in the world of writing and reviewing!
Facilitators:
Professor Ramon Shaban, Editor-in-Chief, Australasian Emergency Care
Professor Margaret Fry, Senior Editor, Australasian Emergency Care
Do you want to become a trusted peer reviewer in your professional community?
This interactive and immersive workshop is designed for aspiring writers and peer reviewers who want to excel in their craft. Come and learn from industry experts and accomplished authors who have successfully navigated the writing and peer review process.
As a participant you will:
• Gain insider tips from accomplished writers and experienced peer reviewers
• Enhance your writing skills and confidence
• Learn techniques to provide constructive and valuable feedback as a peer reviewer
• Network with like-minded individuals and form valuable connections
• Acquire essential knowledge about the scholarly publishing industry and current trends
Don't miss this incredible opportunity to sharpen your writing skills and become a respected peer reviewer. Join us at this immersive and transformative workshop and embark on your journey to success in the world of writing and reviewing!
Facilitators:
Professor Ramon Shaban, Editor-in-Chief, Australasian Emergency Care
Professor Margaret Fry, Senior Editor, Australasian Emergency Care
Biography
Professor Shaban is Editor-in-Chief of Australasian Emergency Care. He is also Clinical Chair and Director of Communicable Diseases Control and Infection Prevention jointly appointed with the Sydney Institute for Infectious Diseases of the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney and the Centre for Population Health of Western Sydney Local Health District. Professor Shaban is a leading internationally credentialed expert infection control practitioner with strengths in communicable diseases, infection prevention and control, emergency care and health protection.
