Clinical reasoning in nursing/midwifery education and clinical practice.

Erasmus+ Higher EducationPartnerships for cooperation and exchanges of practicesID: 2021-1-BE02-KA220-HED-000023194
EC Contribution
โ‚ฌ3,398
Consortium Size
7 orgs
Start Year
2021
โ–ถSummary

Clinical reasoning, the ongoing process through which nurses and midwives rapidly and accurately assess care situations, is critical for patient outcomes. These frontline caregivers monitor patien...

โ–ถObjectives

Our objectives were as follows: 1. Framework and Curriculum creation: Facilitated collaboration among colleges to co-create a framework, training course, and curriculum on clinical reasoning. Closed the gap between experienced nurses/midwives' understanding of clinical reasoning and that of students. Addressed clinical reasoning in both nursing and midwifery professions. 2. Impact areas: Learners: Students, lecturers, and healthcare professionals gained knowledge and skills in clinical reasoning. Staff: Project staff developed competencies in clinical reasoning, cooperation, planning, and risk management. Partner Organizations: Lifelong learning programs on clinical reasoning benefited students, lecturers, and care professionals. 3. Champion course: Beyond basic education, we created a ripple effect by offering a champion course. Ambassadors raised awareness of clinical reasoning in healthcare organizations. This approach improved clinical reasoning skills and bridged the gap between students and professionals. 4. Systemic impact: The projectโ€™s influence extended beyond participating UAS to broader networks. By training key individuals, we initiated positive change in education and healthcare.

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