2020
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-20183/v1
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Enhancing Clinical Reasoning Skills through Structured Reflection Models

Abstract: Background:Clinical reasoning is an essential skill to all health care practitioners. McGlynn et al, 2015 mention that lower level of clinical reasoning skills are associated with higher rates of medical and diagnostic errors.. To enhance the clinical reasoning through reflection Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) – Qatar established a new educational initiative under the title of reflective learning conversation and debriefing.Method:A prospective cross sectional exploratory of mixed methodology research conduct… Show more

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“…The effectiveness of reflective learning, such as improving clinical reasoning and critical care, is influenced by the application of a structured reflection model, students participating in thoughtful conversations and debriefing education learning activities, where a reflection guide must support this, the reflection process must reflect good and bad experiences, have sessions reflection is less than one hour, has enough reflection, and has a reflective REVIEW session moderator or preceptor with good knowledge and the presence of a supervisor or teacher who has more skills or expertise in the field of reflection. 4 The results of this study are in line with research in China by Zhang et al The results of reflective training can encourage nursing students in China to explore more, enhance thinking, and do problemsolving activities during practice. 3 In a systematic reflection training program, the supervisor will provide feedback by writing or making a diary containing experiences during the clinical trial, and students create an evidence-based portfolio.…”
Section: Reflective Learningsupporting
confidence: 88%
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“…The effectiveness of reflective learning, such as improving clinical reasoning and critical care, is influenced by the application of a structured reflection model, students participating in thoughtful conversations and debriefing education learning activities, where a reflection guide must support this, the reflection process must reflect good and bad experiences, have sessions reflection is less than one hour, has enough reflection, and has a reflective REVIEW session moderator or preceptor with good knowledge and the presence of a supervisor or teacher who has more skills or expertise in the field of reflection. 4 The results of this study are in line with research in China by Zhang et al The results of reflective training can encourage nursing students in China to explore more, enhance thinking, and do problemsolving activities during practice. 3 In a systematic reflection training program, the supervisor will provide feedback by writing or making a diary containing experiences during the clinical trial, and students create an evidence-based portfolio.…”
Section: Reflective Learningsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…The results showed that participants who took part in reflective conversations and debriefing education had a meaningful effect on critical care's clinical reasoning decision skills. 4 Another research that discusses the application of reflective learning is conducted by Ruitan et al with quantitative descriptive design and a research sample of 100 active students from the 2016 Medical Education in Sam Ratulangi University. They were using the Reflection-in-Learning questionnaire, that study aims to determine the students' learning reflection ability.…”
Section: Reflective Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, we will place a high value on the notion of reflection in this study, and given the abundance of evidence demonstrating its benefits, nurses should engage in more reflection-based activities and sessions to enhance and improve practice. 10,11,12,13…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%