The dissemination of research through publication in professional journals is important for the advancement of pediatric nursing practice. Without knowledge of current research, practitioners cannot take actions to apply research to improve the health of the children and families they serve. To ensure that practitioners can make the most appropriate use of quantitative research findings, research publications must adhere to specific scientific standards for the conduct and reporting of research. This article is intended to guide nurse researchers to adhere to these standards and effectively communicate their research findings to nurses in clinical practice.

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