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CFS: American Nurse Today

Posted on September 8, 2009 by Thomas Lawrence Long

American Nurse Today is the official journal of the American Nurses Association. This peer-reviewed journal is published monthly and addresses nursing issues across a wide spectrum of clinical specialties, professional issues, and tips and ideas to help nurses better care for patients.

They are seeking authors for the following content areas: legal/ethics, postpartum depression, technology innovations, and pediatric heart disease.

Please contact Eileen Gallen Bademan RN, BSN, editor of American Nurse Today, at egallen@healthcommedia.com with your proposed contributions. Additional information for authors can be found at its Web site: http://www.americannursetoday.com/ Click on “Journal Information.”

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