Introduction. Section 1: Writing for Clinical Practice. 1. The purpose of written material. 2. How to record information. 3. The legal framework. 4. Record keeping 5. Reports/letters 6. Information leaflets for clients Section 2: Writing for Teaching and Learning. 7. Writing as an aid to learning. 8. Preparing materials for teaching. 9. Note-taking 10. Essays 11. Assessment. 12. Dissertations 13. Research projects. Section 3: Writing for Publication. 14. Developing an idea. 15. Managing your time effectively. 16. Determining your style. 17. Getting the best out of your personal computer. 18. Presenting your work. 19. Protecting your rights. 20. Journal articles 21. Books 22. Articles for the media. References. Index.
Writing Skills in Practice presents a comprehensive overview of the development of writing skills for both students and health care professionals, offering useful information on all the main areas of writing practice in one volume. Clearly laid out with summary points, practical activities and checklists, Writing Skills in Practice makes relevant information easily accessible for the busy professional.