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The ANJ welcomes articles written by nurses for nurses. These guidelines are intended to help contributors write articles that are clear, accurate, interesting and easy to read. Having your article published in the Australian Nursing Journal means your work will be read by thousands of other nurses, working in a wide variety of practice areas. To write in a way that appeals to them, avoid jargon and overly technical language, except where appropriate (i.e. in clinical update). Please contact the editor/s first to make sure your article is appropriate for the journal and to avoid disappointment in case a similar article has already been scheduled for publication. Please note: All submissions selected for publication will be edited by the ANJ editors. All submissions must include complete author details: name, address, work and home phone numbers and email address, present position and qualifications. Submissions should be original and should not have been published or submitted elsewhere. Submissions for the following sections are welcome: letters, network, working life, focus, and clinical update. Submit your article by emailing anj@anf.org.au