Clinical Reasoning in the Health Professions

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Joy Higgs, Mark A. Jones
Butterworth-Heinermann, 1995 - Education - 347 pages
A multidisciplinary text for the health professions, with relevance across the various health disciplines. International scholars, researchers, and teachers contribute their ideas, research findings, and experiences to promote discussion on the nature and teaching of clinical reasoning. Models, guidelines, and strategies are presented. These aim to promote effective clinical reasoning in practice, creative and successful clinical reasoning learning programs, and directions for future research. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

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Clinical reasoning
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The development of clinical reasoning expertise
24
Methods in the study of clinical reasoning
35
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