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Resources that Develop Clinical Judgment
KeithRN Clinical Reasoning Case Studies
Prepare students for NextGen NCLEX and professional practice with innovative case studies that engage students in active learning to develop and practice clinical judgment skills.

Think Like a Nurse Membership
Get unlimited access to all KeithRN faculty teaching and student learning resources including more than 100 KeithRN Clinical Reasoning Case Study topics.
New KeithRN Clinical Reasoning Escape Cases
Be the first to learn about a new active learning experience that engages students, connects educational content to practice, and develops clinical judgment.
Faculty Guide to Develop Clinical Judgment
This concise workbook empowers educators to successfully teach using KeithRN Clinical Reasoning Case Studies and active learning best practices. Ready to use with practical classroom and clinical strategies succinctly outlined, allowing quick integration into courses.

Teach Students to Think Like a Nurse
Learn practical strategies that integrate educational best practices so students develop clinical judgment. Also empowers new educators to successfully transition to academic practice.

Think Like a Nurse Textbooks
Three textbooks, with content that moves from basic to advanced, prepare students and new nurses to successfully transition to practice.
Laying the Foundation for Professional Practice
Best suited for fundamental students.
Describes the essential attitudes and practical strategies necessary to thrive as a student and grow into the role of a professional nurse.
Building the Knowledge Base for Professional Practice
Best suited for first-year students.
Emphasizes the practical use of the applied sciences of pathophysiology, pharmacology and how lab values relate to fluid and electrolyte balance.
Developing Clinical Judgment for Professional Practice
Best suited for Capstone and nurse residency programs.
Shows how using knowledge and clinical reasoning skills lead to making accurate judgments when providing patient care.