2003
DOI: 10.1097/01.jnr.0000347629.80100.b2
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Effects of a Nursing Literature Reading Course on Promoting Critical Thinking in Two-Year Nursing Program Students

Abstract: AB STRACT: Crit i cal think ing is essen tial for pro fes sional nurs ing prac tice. Pro moting crit i cal think ing with teach ing strat e gies has been a focus of nurs ing edu ca tion and nurs ing research. Read ing and writ ing assign ments are teach ing strat e gies for fos ter ing crit i cal think ing abil ity. We devel oped a course with the empha sis on crit i cal read ing and writ ing. The pur poses of this study were to explore the effect of the course and teach ing strat e gies on pro mot ing crit i … Show more

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“…There are several advantages to e‐learning methods, such as our nursing diagnostic reasoning software, when compared to traditional nursing instruction that focuses on text reading and clinical practice with real patients. The design of a low‐cost training intervention makes it possible to restrict the content complexity, elucidate the diagnostic process (Lunney, ), and assist the student to generate reasonable hypotheses under safe conditions with decreased risk to patients (Chen & Lin, ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are several advantages to e‐learning methods, such as our nursing diagnostic reasoning software, when compared to traditional nursing instruction that focuses on text reading and clinical practice with real patients. The design of a low‐cost training intervention makes it possible to restrict the content complexity, elucidate the diagnostic process (Lunney, ), and assist the student to generate reasonable hypotheses under safe conditions with decreased risk to patients (Chen & Lin, ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Factors that have the potential to improve evidence-based practices in psychotherapy are important, because research increasingly suggests that the use of such practices improves clinical outcomes compared with usual care (Cukrowicz, et al, 2005;Wade, Treat, & Stuart, 1998). Although research shows that critical thinking skills can be trained in nurses (Chen & Lin, 2003) and has a positive relationship with nursing skills (Gonzalez, 1996), much less research has been conducted on the critical thinking abilities of mental health professionals. Research shows that psychotherapists often do not use evidencebased treatments (Becker, Zayfert, & Anderson, 2004;Chambless & Ollendick, 2001;Sanderson, 2002), and a significant proportion use treatment techniques that lack scientific validity and credibility (Pignotti & Thyer, 2009;Sharp, Herbert, & Redding, 2008).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Развитию критического мышления способствуют обучающие стратегии, требую щие от студентов умения анализировать, синтезировать и оценивать информацию, необходимую для решения поставленной перед ними задачи, с целью последующего принятия решения [размышления], а не просто повторения заученной информации [запоминания] [Snyder, Snyder, 2008]. Все перечисленные условия возможно реа лизовать при вовлечении студентов в проектную деятельность, как групповую (см., например, Fung, Howe, 2012]), так и индивидуальную [Chen, Lin, 2003], с последую щей защитой результатов в форме выступления с презентацией [Astin, 1993;Tsui, 1999]. В ходе проектной деятельности студенты изучают материал, учатся понимать или решать задачи самостоятельно, экспериментируя, оценивая возможные ответы методом проб и ошибок [Snyder, Snyder, 2008].…”
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