Most release forms are standard, however, prior to signing, writers should be forthright in discussing any concerns regarding these agreements with the editor. This initial process, which also includes an editorial board review, may take several weeks before a writer will hear from the journal. Writers who are have experience working with professional journals know that the finished piece may emerge with minimal or extensive changes. The process of editing of one's work by others can be difficult for new writers to accept, but remember that the goal of editing is to enhance, not re-write a manuscript. It will take several weeks for the edited version to be completed, and usually, at that time, the author's approval and input are requested.
Some editors require the writer's state of nursing licensure and licensing number.
A title page that includes the name of the article and the author's name and credentials. Your resume A brief self-biography that qualifies the writer as someone who has professional experience as it relates to the article submitted. Also called a 'byline,' this information should be included at the end of the text with the writer's academic background and credentials. The type of software and computer used. A disk, and one or several hard copies Supportive material , such as graphs, photos, etc.