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The Role of Computer Simulation in the Development of Clinical Reasoning Skills

British Journal of Occupational Therapy, 2001
A multidisciplinary project is under way to develop a computer model which will simulate the hip fracture care process in both a large teaching hospital and a district general hospital (Currie et al 1998). This paper describes the occupational therapy contribution to the project.
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Student Perception On Early Clinical Exposure In Enhancing Clinical Reasoning Skills

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology
Background: Early Clinical Exposure (ECE) has become an essential component of competency-based medical education, aiming to bridge the gap between preclinical learning and real-world clinical practice. By providing early interaction with patients, case scenarios, and supervised faculty guidance, ECE is expected to enhance clinical reasoning ...
M. Theepika   +3 more
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A 'toolkit' for clinical educators to foster learners' clinical reasoning and skills acquisition. 

Nursing Praxis in New Zealand, 2006
IntroductionTeaching clinical skills, whether at a patient's bedside or in simulated settings, continues to be a mainstay of assisting novice practitioners towards competence and expertise. Quality preceptorship is vital for the retention of new graduates and preceptors' satisfaction (Broadbent, Moxham, Sander, Walker, & Dwyer, 2014; Haggerty, Holloway,
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Instruments for assessing reasoning skills in higher education: a scoping review

Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education, 2021
Jaana Maija Koivisto   +2 more
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Nursing applicants' reasoning skills and factors related to them: A cross-sectional study

Nurse Education Today, 2021
Kirsi Talman   +2 more
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Generating Testlets to Measure Clinical Reasoning Skills in Medicine

Clinical reasoning is a core competency required by all medical professionals. A testlet is group of two or more items based on the same clinical scenario. A testlet can be used to measure clinical reasoning skills because each scenario is evaluated with two or more items. Unfortunately, testlets are challenging and time consuming to create.
Simon Turner   +3 more
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