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Clinical reasoning by pharmacists: A scoping review. [PDF]
Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning, 2022 BACKGROUND Clinical reasoning is considered a core competency for pharmacists, but there is a lack of conceptual clarity that complicates teaching and assessment.
J. Mertens +4 more
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Clinical reasoning: What do nurses, physicians, and students reason about. [PDF]
Journal of Interprofessional Care, 2023 Clinical reasoning is a core ability in the health professions, but the term is conceptualised in multiple ways within and across professions. For interprofessional teamwork it is indispensable to recognise the differences in understanding between ...
L. Huesmann +7 more
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Virtual Simulation to Enhance Clinical Reasoning in Nursing: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis [PDF]
Clinical Simulation in Nursing, 2022 Background The COVID-19 pandemic has given rise to more virtual simulation training. This study aimed to review the effectiveness of virtual simulations and their design features in developing clinical reasoning skills among nurses and nursing students ...
J. Sim +5 more
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The inseparability of context and clinical reasoning. [PDF]
Journal of Evaluation In Clinical PracticeEarly descriptions of clinical reasoning have described a dual process model that relies on analytical or nonanalytical approaches to develop a working diagnosis. In this classic research, clinical reasoning is portrayed as an individual-driven cognitive
A. Olson +6 more
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Nurse Education in Practice, 2021 AIM/OBJECTIVE This systematic review examines the effectiveness of undergraduate nursing students' using simulation to acquire clinical reasoning. BACKGROUND Use of simulation to positively impact practice outcomes is an established method in nursing ...
K. Theobald +3 more
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Clinical Reasoning: A Dizzy Architect [PDF]
Neurology, 2022 There is an increasing body of evidence describing an association between anti-Kelch-like protein 11 (KLHL11) encephalitis and various tumors such as seminoma. However, when the diagnosis of neoplasia is uncertain and the clinical syndrome resembles those caused by other etiologies, the possibility of anti-KLHL11 encephalitis may not be obvious during ...
Adrian Scutelnic +4 more
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Clinical Reasoning in Nursing: Developing an Achievement-Based Framework [PDF]
, 2022 Clinical reasoning incorporates the use of critical thinking, discipline-specific knowledge, and experiential understanding in a non-linear process. Registered nurses use clinical reasoning to understand situations, identify issues, and make professional
Morgan, Susan E.
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Chatbot vs Medical Student Performance on Free-Response Clinical Reasoning Examinations.
JAMA Internal Medicine, 2023 This study compares performance on free-response clinical reasoning examinations of first- and second-year medical students vs 2 models of a popular chatbot.
Eric Strong +6 more
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The development of design principles to guide the development of clinical reasoning in physiotherapy education [PDF]
, 2021 Philosophiae Doctor - PhDClinical reasoning is enigmatic; however, students need to learn how to do it, educators need to be able to develop it, and experts need to explain how they do it. Health professions educators have described clinical reasoning as
Hess, Danelle
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Healthcare, 2023 Background: Clinical reasoning (CR) is a holistic and recursive cognitive process. It allows nursing students to accurately perceive patients’ situations and choose the best course of action among the available alternatives.
Ana Pérez-Perdomo, Adelaida Zabalegui
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