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The Zen of Table-Making

This piece explores the critical role of tables, figures, and images in effectively communicating results in nursing research. Edited by Susan J. Henly, it addresses challenges presented during the Annual Meeting of the International Academy of Nursing Editors. The work discusses various studies, including sleep quality in incarcerated women and hookah smoking among young adults. It emphasizes the importance of supplemental digital content and accurate data representation to enhance understanding and facilitate discussions in the nursing research community.

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The Zen of Table-Making

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  1. The Zen of Table-Making Susan J. Henly Editor, Nursing Research

  2. communicating results • tables • figures • images • supplemental digital content Kovach, C. R., Henly, S. J., & Clarke, S. P. (2014, August). Nursing research journals: Wrestling with the challenges. Panel presentation at the Annual Meeting of the International Academy of Nursing Editors, Portland, ME.

  3. Harner, H. M., & Budescu, M. (2014). Sleep quality and risk for sleep apnea in incarcerated women. Nursing Research, 63, 158-169.

  4. Rezk-Hanna et al. (2014). Hookah smoking among young adults in Southern California. Nursing Research, 63, 300-306. http://www.sciencekids.co.nz/pictures/plants/riceplantdiagram.html

  5. Montpetit et al. (2014). Telomere length: A review of methods for measurement. Nursing Research, 63. .

  6. Joelsson-Alm et al. (2014). Micturition problems after bladder distension during hospitalization in Sweden: “I’m not ill, just damaged for the rest of my life.” Nursing Research, 63.

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