Incubating Collaboration for a Neonatal Scholars Writing Group.

IF 0.6 Q4 NURSING Neonatal Network Pub Date : 2023-11-01 DOI:10.1891/NN-2023-0023
Katherine M Dudding, Allison Shorten, Curry Bordelon, Allyson N Sanders, Tara Wood, Tedra S Smith, Penni Watts
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One method to improve writing and scholarship is through the formation of writing teams. While not new, we will present our innovative strategy for creating an effective neonatal writing team for faculty and students. Tuckman's Model of Team Development was used to guide our group through the five stages of effective teams including forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning to develop an effective writing group. The application of this model facilitated a strong foundation for our writing group, the Neonatal Scholars Interest Group, through the intentional movements through developmental stages and the ability to sustain our writing group. Furthermore, the impact of our writing group, as a model, resulted in several other specialized writing groups within our school. Our writing group improved the knowledge and skills of nurse faculty and students in sustained writing efforts through successful scholarship dissemination, mentoring students, and advancing nursing education and practice.

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新生儿学者写作小组的合作孵化。
提高写作和学术水平的一种方法是组建写作小组。虽然不是新的,我们将提出我们的创新战略,为教师和学生创建一个有效的新生儿写作团队。塔克曼的团队发展模型被用来指导我们的小组通过有效团队的五个阶段,包括组建,风暴,规范,执行和休会,来发展一个有效的写作小组。这个模型的应用为我们的写作小组,新生儿学者兴趣小组,通过发展阶段的有意运动和维持我们写作小组的能力奠定了坚实的基础。此外,我们的写作小组的影响,作为一个模型,导致了其他几个专业的写作小组在我们学校。我们的写作小组通过成功的奖学金传播、指导学生、推进护理教育和实践,提高了护士教师和学生在持续写作方面的知识和技能。
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