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From the Editor
Welcome to MCN’s new updated website! If you subscribe to MCN, you have full access to the website. I’m excited to tell you what we’re now able to offer. Here's some of the things you'll find:
- How to become a peer reviewer for MCN
- How to get published in MCN
- Winners of MCN Paper of the Year Awards
- Articles which have not been in print yet, but are only on the website, called Publish Ahead of Print.
- Information on interesting articles coming up in future issues.
- How to develop collections of your favorite articles
- A way to email your favorite MCN articles to your colleagues
- An easy way to export references to citation manager software
- Using the tables or figures in MCN articles as power point slides, with just the click of your mouse!
There are many other options as well. I hope you'll start using the new website, and feel free to contact me about your favorite features!
Margaret Comerford Freda, Editor
margaretfreda@yahoo.com
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Current Issue: September/October 2010 - Volume 35 - Issue 5
Editor-in-Chief:
Margaret Comerford Freda
ISSN: 0361-929X
Online ISSN: 1539-0683
Frequency: 6 issues / year
Ranking: Nursing 44/70
Impact Factor: 0.793
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NEW FREE Content on MCN!
MCN is now offering some exciting and important articles as "Published Ahead of Print" (PAP). Every 2 months MCN's website will contain additional PAP articles, free to you as the reader, which are on the website months before they will appear in printed form.
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Future issues of MCN will contain full length articles on the following topics and others:
- Breastfeeding and allergy
- Current trends in diagnosing neonatal diabetes
- Infant feeding practices of adolescent first time mothers
- Is peripheral blood glucose testing essential at birth?
- Health care utilization after perinatal bereavement
- Reducing neonatal pain for heel sticks
- SPECIAL ISSUE ON DIABETES in children
- Eating disorders and breastfeeding
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Want to Be a Published Author in MCN?
Tips on Getting Published in MCN
Perhaps you would like to have an article published in MCN, but you’re new at the process, and not sure where to start. Here are a few tips on how to begin. Read more...
How to Become a Peer Reviewer in MCN
MCN is always interested in hearing from qualified peer reviewers who want to read and critique submitted manuscripts for our journal. If you are a loyal reader of MCN and other nursing literature, and you are currently practicing in one of the maternal child nursing specialties (perinatal, neonatal, midwifery, pediatrics), I’d like to suggest that some of you could actually contribute to the journal. Read more...
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Winners of the MCN Papers of the Year Award
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2009 MCN Practice Paper of the Year
Evaluation & Diagnosis of Hypoxia in the Term Newborn Infant: Part One: Cardio-Pulmonary Physiology ; Part Two: Primary Pulmonary Disease, Airway Obstruction and Extrinsic Compression of the Lung; and Part Three: Sepsis and Hypotension, Neurologic, Metabolic and Hematologic Disorders.
Rohan AJ and Golombek, S. For their 3 part series of articles published in March/April 2009 Vol 34 No 2, May/June 2009 Vol 34 No 3, and July/August 2009 Vol 34 No 4.
2009 MCN Research Paper of the Year
The Experience of Dyspnea in School Age Children with Asthma.
Woodgate R. May/June 2009, Vol 34, No. 3
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