Is reflection always a good thing? Arguments and evidence
The title of this book is Reflective Practice, the length of it and the fact that it has been published implies that reflective practice is ‘a good thing’. But we…
NURSING
The context of reflective practice: choosing an approach that works for you
we introduced the idea of reflective practice, using Donald Schön’s theories about reflection in and on action (Schön, 1991). Since this popularization of the concept, reflection has been absorbed into…
Care Coordination for a Pediatric Patient
CHAPTER 10 CARE COORDINATION FOR A PEDIATRIC PATIENT In this chapter, we use the Care Coordination Clinical Reasoning (CCCR) systems model as described in Part I and explain…
Care Coordination for Long-Term Care of the Adult Patient
CHAPTER 14 CARE COORDINATION FOR LONG-TERM CARE OF THE ADULT PATIENT In this chapter, we use the Care Coordination Clinical Reasoning (CCCR) systems model, as described in Part…
Care Coordination for a Neonatal Patient
CHAPTER 12 CARE COORDINATION FOR A NEONATAL PATIENT In this chapter, we use the Care Coordination Clinical Reasoning (CCCR) systems model as described in Part I and explain…
Care Coordination for a Patient in Rehabilitation
CHAPTER 13 CARE COORDINATION FOR A PATIENT IN REHABILITATION In this chapter, we use the Care Coordination Clinical Reasoning (CCCR) systems model as described in Part I and…
Care Coordination for a Maternity Patient
CHAPTER 11 CARE COORDINATION FOR A MATERNITY PATIENT In this chapter, we use the Care Coordination Clinical Reasoning (CCCR) systems model as described in Part I and explain…
Care Coordination for a Patient in Acute Care
CHAPTER 8 CARE COORDINATION FOR A PATIENT IN ACUTE CARE In this chapter, we use the Care Coordination Clinical Reasoning (CCCR) systems model as described in Part I…
Care Coordination for a Psychological/Mental Health Patient
CHAPTER 7 CARE COORDINATION FOR A PSYCHOLOGICAL/MENTAL HEALTH PATIENT In this chapter, we use the Care Coordination Clinical Reasoning (CCCR) systems model as described in Part I and…
