论文信息 - Strengthening clinical reasoning in graduate nursing students.

Strengthening clinical reasoning in graduate nursing students.

Clinical reasoning skills are the cornerstone of successful nursing practice. To strengthen the clinical reasoning skills of graduate nursing students, faculty at one university developed an innovative course focusing on theoretical knowledge about clinical decision making and reflective exercises to foster student thinking.

E S O'Neill

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