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Clinical Decision Making at the Bedside

Nursing Clinics of North America, 2020
The complexity and rapidly changing environment of health care places significant pressure on nurses. How nurses make decisions within this environment has been an area of inquiry in the literature. Clinical decision making is the application of distinct thinking patterns and analysis of data at hand used to make judgements about patient care.
Marie Ann, Marino   +2 more
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Clinical decision making and pain

Cancer Nursing, 1991
Pain management is intimately linked to decision making. Nurses play a key role in making decisions regarding pain and its management. This paper presents data from a preliminary study (N = 53) extending the investigators' pain research into the areas of clinical decision making and ethical dilemmas related to pain management.
B R, Ferrell   +3 more
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Clinical Decision-Making as a Subset of Decision-Making: Leveraging the Concepts of Decision-Making and Knowledge Management to Characterize Clinical Decision-Making

2021
Clinical decision-making is a complex cognitive process that requires the intake of sensory data, relevant information, and germane knowledge from multiple sources in parallel. Memory (short-term and long-term), analysis, and a sense of critical thinking or judgement are subject to the constraints of cognition and bounded rationality.
Ulapane, Nalika, Wickramasinghe, Nilmini
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