Srisuda Ngamkham, PhD., RN

I would like to thank my advisor:

Diana J. Wilkie, PhD, RN, FAAN

Professor and Harriet H. Werley Endowed Chair for Nursing Research

College of NursingUniversity of Illinois at Chicago

Select a journal that you want to

publish

Study about:

Objective of the journal

Format of writing in the text

Format of reference

Ngamkham, S., Vincent, C., Finnegan, L., Holden, J. E., Wang, Z. J., & Wilkie, D. J. (2011). The McGill Pain Questionnaire as a Multidimensional Measure in People with Cancer: An Integrative Review: Pain Management Nursing, In Press

Srisuda Ngamkham, Nusara Prasertsri, & Diana J. Wilkie (2011). Nursing aspects of pain management (Chapter 42). In

Pocket Pain Medicine งานวิ�ชาการที่�ที่�าร วิมก�บ Yale University

Paragraph 1: What is the problem

1st sentence: Problem statement

2nd, 3rd, 4th sentences: context of the problem supported by theory and statistics

Final sentence: purpose of the study Paragraph 2: What is the study

important Significance of problem Knowledge to be gained from this study

Review about subject, disease,

instrument, and factors related to topic.

What is the gap?

End with the study aims –intended to fill

the gap

Design: study design and IRB approval

Setting: Where you collected data

Subject: include eligible criteria,

exclusion criteria and demographic data

Procedure: Who did procedures with

patients

Describe the analysis plan and the

statistics used to address study aims

What the tool is? How many items does

it have?

What is its reliability?

What is its validity?

How do you score the variables?

How do you score the level?

Report study aims or by statistics

analysis (univariate, bivariate, and

multivariate)

1st paragraph: What is the meaning of the finding. Don’t repeat the findings.

Start with the most important meaning first then indicate each of the other meaning

Next paragraph: discuss the findings in relation to other research findings with similar or contrast findings

End with summary paragraph to give the take home message

CANCER NURSING

PAIN MANAGEMENT NURSING