Critical Thinking in the Medical-Surgical Unit: Skills to Assess, Analyze, and Act, Second Edition
Nurse Leader Insider, June 15, 2017
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Give your nurses the confidence and skills they need to think independently and display high levels of clinical judgment. Critical Thinking in the Medical-Surgical Unit is filled with resources and assessment tools, usable by both new and experienced nurses, to build a culture of critical thinking directed toward the best interests of the patient.
This must-have book will help you:
- Explain the principles of critical thinking
- Provide strategies for coaching new graduates
- Discuss creating and teaching critical thinking classes, from orientation to ongoing nurse development
- Discuss the important role played by preceptors during orientation of new employees and give strategies for encouraging critical thinking skills
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