Journal article
Early career researchers: Will they perish before they publish?
Nurse author & editor, Vol.32(1), pp.4-7
03/2022
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Abstract
The sustainability of Early Career Researchers (ECRs) is underthreat. COVID‐19 has affected and impacted the higher educationteaching and research worlds. According to Baker,1 ECRs have faced a “cliff edge” regarding funding in addition to the other vital aspects of research such as data collection. Inevitably, this has a disproportionate effect on ECRs compared with established academics as they are trying to get beyond the first fragile rung ofthe academic career ladder. The suggestions we present here focus on the present and ongoing requirements relating to those who have a balanced workload of teaching and research. The question is will ECRs burnout and perish before they can publish? Our suggestions are intended to prompt ECRs to find stability in thepandemic and post pandemic future to create a platform wherethey can thrive.
Details
- Title
- Early career researchers: Will they perish before they publish?
- Creators
- Samantha Fien - Central Queensland UniversityAshlyn Sahay - Central Queensland UniversityRoger Watson - University of HullMichelle Cleary - Central Queensland University
- Publication Details
- Nurse author & editor, Vol.32(1), pp.4-7
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Identifiers
- 991013387948502368
- Copyright
- © 2021 John Wiley & Sons Ltd.
- Academic Unit
- Faculty of Health
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Journal article