Developing your research profile.
This is a pragmatic paper, aimed at nurse teachers and lecturers interested in developing their research profile but unsure of how to go about it. It addresses a range of issues including valuing your past experience, writing for publication, time manage ment, learning from others, considering a sideways move, finding an academic mentor, becoming a reviewer, attending conferences, and seeking research funding. The paper concludes by emphasizing that developing a research profile is a long process, but th at there is a growing interest in having a more clearly defined career pathway to support aspiring nurse researchers.
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