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Clinical Reasoning

Clinical Reasoning 2

Learning to Think Like a Nurse

by Tracy Levett-Jones
Paperback
Publication Date: 08/10/2012
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A nurse's clinical reasoning ability is a key factor in the provision of quality care and the prevention of adverse patient outcomes.

This unique book provides a series of authentic, engaging and meaningful scenarios that will guide you through the clinical reasoning process while challenging you to think critically and creatively about the nursing care you provide.

It will promote deep learning and opportunities for you to rehearse how you will respond to real clinical situations in ways that are both person-centred and clinically astute.

ISBN:
9781442556621
9781442556621
Category:
Nursing
Format:
Paperback
Publication Date:
08-10-2012
Language:
English
Publisher:
Pearson Education Australia
Country of origin:
Australia
Dimensions (mm):
273.05x209.55x12.7mm
Weight:
0.73kg

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This book looks and sounds great, I was excited to work through the scenarios. However, the sections are light on content, instead focusing on questions that ARE NOT ANSWERED in the text. It is slow and laborious to work your way through the quizzes using other resources and I kept going off on a tangent as I couldn't see what they were thinking and they don't explain. This book assumes knowledge that new students don't have, questions don't instruct. I don't know what target this book is aimed at as second years won't have the content required, but third years should already have clinical reasoning skills. Maybe this would be good for revision in third year? This was a disappointment, another example of thinking testing is teaching.

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Excellent resource for nurses! Many activities to complete making it an almost interactive textbook! There are many current, Australian references that are definitely worth a look.

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