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	Comments on: The Best Definition of Clinical Reasoning to Help Students Think More Like a Nurse	</title>
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		By: Sandra Wilson		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Sandra Wilson]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[Keith Rischer, RN has his head wrapped around critical thinking and how to teach students this process. Faculty would serve themselves well by reviewing his work and mimicking his model to teach critical thinking which leads to clinical reasoning for nursing students.  This will better serve our communities when our students graduate. Most nursing educators are familiar with Benner&#039;s work which appears to be a guiding force, but I also see Tanner&#039;s Clinical Judgment model throughout his philosophy.  I am working on adoption of Volume I of his new series to utilize in an introductory course prior to students being selected into the nursing program at our school.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Keith Rischer, RN has his head wrapped around critical thinking and how to teach students this process. Faculty would serve themselves well by reviewing his work and mimicking his model to teach critical thinking which leads to clinical reasoning for nursing students.  This will better serve our communities when our students graduate. Most nursing educators are familiar with Benner&#8217;s work which appears to be a guiding force, but I also see Tanner&#8217;s Clinical Judgment model throughout his philosophy.  I am working on adoption of Volume I of his new series to utilize in an introductory course prior to students being selected into the nursing program at our school.</p>
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