Background and Format: In 2011, Nursing Times launched studentnursingtimes.net, a website for student nurses. The site provides student nurses access to Nursing Times’ comprehensive archive of over 4,000 double-blind peer-reviewed clinical articles, as well as all the news, opinion pieces, forums and webchats about nursing practice. In addition, the website includes student-specific information, such as revision tips, guides to getting the most out of work placement, advice on finance and additional help for nurses new to the profession such as how to navigate their way through working the nightshift to understanding how to break bad news. There is also a forum where student nurses can share information or stories and blogs from students about their experiences as a student and on placements. A subscription to the product also gives students access to five free Nursing Times Learning units, the virtual online learning service. Studentnursingtimes.net issues weekly newsletters by email, which can be signed up to via the site. Audience and Readership: Student nurses in the United Kingdom Circulation: Source: Publisher Ad rates: Advertising information can be found here Other information: No generic email, best to contact the Editor directly at steve.ford@emap.com Awards: 2012 - AOP Awards, Launch (nominated) Gorkana Alert: Wednesday 5 October 2011 Nursing Times has launched studentnursingtimes.net, a website for student nurses. The site provides student nurses access to Nursing Times’ comprehensive archive of over 4,000 double-blind peer-reviewed clinical articles, as well as all the news, opinion pieces, forums and webchats about nursing practice. In addition, the website includes student-specific information, such as revision tips, guides to getting the most out of work placement, advice on finance and additional help for nurses new to the profession, such as how to best work the nightshift to understanding how to break bad news. There is also a forum where student nurses can share information or stories and blogs about their experiences as a student and during their placements. A subscription to the product also gives students access to five free Nursing Times Learning units, the virtual online learning service. Studentnursingtimes.net issues weekly newsletters by email, which can be signed up to via the website. The website has its own nursing student Editor Adam Roxby who can be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/AdamRoxby or www.twitter.com/studentNT. Editor Jenni Middleton can be reached on +44 (0)207 728 3757 and jenni.middleton@emap.com

Written for critical care nurses across the U.S. working in areas of emergency, trauma, intensive and critical care units, step-down and transitional care units, burn units, post-anesthesia and telemetry. Delivers the latest topics, insights and information on clinical material specific to the critical care market. The name of the magazine changes every year to reflect the current year. Editorial content focuses on professional advice from experts in the high-quality patient care market, intensive patient management, career development, nursing ethics and progressive care. Articles highlight vital patient care information geared to enhance assessment and intervention skills, product technology and advances.

Nursing2021 is the peer-reviewed journal of clinical excellence.

Focused on supporting and fostering the growth of professional nursing.

Background and Format: NursingNotes is a media source specifically designed for nurses and midwives. They work alongside NHS organisations, unions and regulatory bodies to provide the latest nursing and midwifery news.  Audience and Readership: The website is aimed at nurses, midwives, and healthcare professionals.  Frequency: Ongoing. Monthly Unique Users: Figures are not disclosed.  Distribution: The website is free to access and non-subscription based. Ad rates: For information on ad rates, please contact the team via the email provided or get in touch via the contact form on their website.

Background and Format: Nursing Open is a Journal published by Wiley Online. They include articles covering nursing and midwifery practice, research, Education and policy.

Launched in August 2009, Nurture Store focuses on providing over 1000 creative kid learning ideas that parents can use to give their children a better start in life. Nurture Store focus on child-led, hands-on, creative learning. Their activities promote a whole-brain, multi-sensory approach, with special appreciation for art, imagination and play. The author of the blog shares resources here at Nurture Store. The Founder and blogger at Nurture Store is Cathy James, a mother of two living in the UK. She spent her whole career working in training and coaching, working with babies, toddlers, preschoolers, primary and secondary school pupils, as well as adults. She used to teach English and run a reputable daycare, as well as hosting a school gardening club and working in a preschool creche, before finally writing books and creating Nurture UK. The blog contains many different sections including About (more information about what Nurture Store provides and the face behind it all), Activities (including posts on active games, animals, baby activities, bedtime, construction and more), Art and Craft (with posts on clay, cardboard boxes, chalk, collage, model making, painting and more), By Age (posts that are relevant to children by age, divided in categories of 3-5 years, 5 and older, 8 and older, Baby and Toddler), Festivals (posts focusing on festivities such as birthdays, bonfire night, Chinese new year, Easter and more), Language (focusing on the alphabet, books and reading, poetry and more), Math (with posts on times tables, fractions, counting and general addition and subtraction techniques), Sensory (things related to the senses such as smell as well as posts on play dough, recipes for play and sensory tubs) and The Garden Classroom (a page linking to the offer of a garden classroom, where more information can be found out about it). PR opportunities include advertisement, sponsored posts, giveaways and featured posts. More can be found out about the opportunities by clicking here. The best way to get in touch with Cathy would be via the contact at the bottom of the page on her site which can be accessed by clicking here.

Nurturing Faith Bible Studies are written by Bible scholar and teacher Tony W. Cartledge. These lessons for faithful living are available in two forms: in the bimonthly Nurturing Faith Journal and in a Nurturing Faith book series.

The Nutfield News is a local and free newspaper serving residents of Derry, NH. Published and mailed every Thursday.

Nutley Journal publishes local news and information for the community of Boonesville, NJ and its surrounding areas.