My job

<p>ELIZABETH ROSSER is professor of nursing and deputy dean (education) at Bournemouth University.

<p>MICHAEL TRAYNOR is professor of nursing policy at Middlesex University.

<p>A PLETHORA of books has appeared over the past few years on writing literature reviews. However this one is definitely worth a second look.

<p>INITIAL PERUSAL of the content of this publication did not reveal anything new.

<p>AS IDENTIFIED by the authors, this book takes a conventional approach to introducing and discussing the fundamentals of research and the application to nursing and heal

<p>Peer review of manuscripts submitted for publication is an essential process that the nursing community, like other scientific communities, adopts to ensure the quality

<p>Nursing is described by many as ‘practice based’: an appealing and irresistible phrase, a salve for professional self-doubt, and a position that has great utility when

<p>When asked to contribute to the Making My Mark series, my immediate response was to agree.

<p>The novelist EM Forster wrote in the preface to A Passage to India: ‘It is by chance, more than any peculiar devotion, that determines a man in his choice of medium, wh