JJNSセミナー
Improving Your Success at Publishing in English 2023：
Social media to promote author’s own paper

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公益社団法人日本看護科学学会（JANS）の英文誌（Japan Journal of Nursing Science,JJNS）編集委員会は、2006年よりJJNSに限定せず、国際誌に投稿しようとする研究者をサポートするために、JJNSセミナーを開催しています。
今年は、出版した論文をどのようにして多くの人に読んでもらうかをテーマとして、オンラインで配信します。配信は2023年12月13日（水）正午から2024年１月31日（水）までです。
プログラムは下記の4セッションを予定しております。会員のセミナー参加費は無料です。積極的にご視聴いただけましたら幸いです。

Presentation 1: Nursing Today: Remembering Our Future
William L. Holzemer
Editor-in-chief, Japan Journal of Nursing Science;
Distinguished Professor and Dean Emeritus, School of Nursing,Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

This 30-minute presentation focuses on many of the significant issues facing thenursing profession today. These include staff shortage, changing demography, mental
health issues, wellness of nursing work force, faculty shortage, and turnover/burnout.
We could spend days discussing each of these topics. Instead, I would like to focus
on two opportunities that also challenge us, including reconceptualizing nurses as aresource rather than a cost, and the changing nature of work with the impact ofartificial intelligence on healthcare. We are challenged to “remember our future”
creating a healthy work environment.

Presentation 2: Promoting Your Article. Social Media and Useful WebTools
John Morris, Journal Publishing Manager, Wiley

Marketing and self-promotion of your paper post-publication creates the potential forincreased readership, exposure and article citations. This short presentation introduces
recommended and effective tools and techniques authors can utilise both while writing
papers and once articles are published. Use of Social Media tools, SEO and using yournetworks with some simple skills to improve the value and impact of your research.

Wiley has published the Japan Journal of Nursing Science since 2011 and uses
established and evolving marketing strategies to promote and grow the journal. However,author networks and self-marketing activity are the most effective means of promoting
research and this presentation introduces the social media and self-marketing tools all
authors should review to provide the best possible opportunities for the success of yourpaper.

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Improving Your Success at Publishing in English 2023：
Social media to promote author’s own paper
Presentation 3: An Online Resource for Supporting Researchers to Use
ResearchGate
Shannon Mason
Associate Professor, Faculty of Education,
Nagasaki University

Millions of researchers around the world are using Academic Social Networks(ASNs) to share their research, to access the research of others, and to connect witheach other. Comparatively, and despite efforts to build a more international higher
education system, Japan has lower usage of ASNs than many other researchfocused countries. However, if used effectively they present an opportunity for
individual researchers to become more global researchers, by engaging withinternational research communities, building online relationships, and potentiallyinviting international collaboration. In this short presentation, a freely-available videoseries developed specifically for researchers in Japan will be introduced. This videoseries is a product of the 2019-2023 JSPS-funded project, “A study of the use ofAcademic Social Networks by researchers in Japan” (19K14262). It focuses onResearchGate, an ASN that is used commonly around the world, and covers arange of aspects including how to set up a profile, and how to overcome specificchallenges.

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Improving Your Success at Publishing in English 2023：
Social media to promote author’s own paper

Presentation 4: Publicizing Research Findings via Social Media to BoostIts Impact: Personal Experience and Recommendations

Naoki Yoshinaga
Subject Editor, Japan Journal of Nursing Science;
Professor, School of Nursing, Faculty of Medicine,
University of Miyazaki
Every nursing researcher wants their research to have an impact, whether inacademia, society, or both. For most researchers, both presentations at academic
conferences and publications in scientific journals are the most common ways ofdisseminating their research. In addition to these strategies, engaging with and/orusing social media is also an effective way to share research findings with diverseaudiences, especially front-line practitioners, researchers in other fields, the public,and policymakers. Disseminating research findings offers numerous benefits,
including gaining greater exposure for published articles, informing and influencing
policy and clinical practice, and giving back to society by informing clients, theirfamilies, and general citizens about science-based knowledge.
There are various methods to publicize research findings. The first option thatcomes to mind may be using social media platforms that enable researchers toshare their findings directly (e.g. X [previously Twitter], Facebook, Instagram,
LinkedIn, and ResearchGate). There is evidence suggesting that shared articles via
these social media platforms do have higher article views, downloads, and citations(e.g. Klar et al., 2020). Researchers can also work with mainstream media channels(e.g. newspapers, magazines, and prominent websites). This extends their reachbecause they can leverage the established readerships that these media channels
already have. When working with mainstream media channels, researchers may
start by directly approaching the media outlets, but this can be a bit challenging andit may require some effort to grab their attention. Alternatively, researchers can use
or work with a journal’s media team (e.g. Wiley Author Services) or with an institute’smedia team (which most Japanese universities have).
In this seminar, I will share how I have been publicizing my research findings via
social media using some of the strategies mentioned above, and propose somerecommendations for Japanese nursing researchers.