IAAMNP Supplement contributions

We hope our members enjoyed the first edition of our IAANMP Supplement within the very informative edition of

Ireland’s independent journal “Nursing in Practice Ireland”

If any of our members would like to contribute to the next edition please get in touch. News, awards, Achievements, Inductions, Publications no matter what we want to hear about it!

Send us an email on iaanmp@gmail.com with a synopsis on what  you want to present with a short bio and photo head shot.

The publishers are happy to pay our members an honorarium for any accepted clinical pieces. Deadline for submissions for the next edition need to be emailed before mid February, or any time after that for future publications. Word count for our clinical articles is generally between 2000-2500 words (and flexible) and we pay an honorarium of €150 per clinical article. Vancouver referencing is preferred and we do not impose a rigid writing guide. Submission on a word document is ideal. Case studies, figures, and tables are welcome. Images will be required in a high resolution, original format.

No matter what discipline or speciality you are we want to promote and showcase the amazing work that goes on in your area of expertise. Looking forward to our next edition already!
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Mr. David Delaney
David is the newly elected Secretary. He currently works in the Emergency Department of University Hospital Limerick. David graduated from the University of Tasmania in Australia and started his career in cardiac care. From there he worked in the Intensive care units of the Royal Hobart Hospital, Tasmania, the Royal Prince Alfred, Sydney, St. James Hospital, Dublin and University Hospital Limerick. He is currently a Clinical Skills Facilitator in the Emergency Department of University Hospital Limerick. He has previously studied a postgraduate diploma in Intensive Care Nursing with NUI Galway and is currently in his dissertation year of this Masters in Advanced Nursing Care also with NUI Galway. David will be a registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner once his MSc is complete. David also holds a position on the student subgroup of the International Council of Nurses NP/APN network.