Leslie H. Nicoll, PhD, MBA, RN, FAAN
At the Trailhead
- Why this matters: Editorial decisions must remain consistent regardless of an author’s reputation or status.
- What judgment this supports: Fair, rigorous, and unbiased editorial evaluation of all manuscripts.
- How an editor might use this: Apply standard editorial and peer review processes consistently—even when working with highly experienced or well-known authors.
The Temptation to Treat Some Authors Differently
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