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This article is a synthesis of nursing and management research findings on intuition and explains why intuition is particularly useful in crisis management. Drawing on applications from organizational psychology, it includes ways to enhance the nurse's ability to exercise and develop intuitive skills. The authors assert that the highly complex, rapidly changing, and often unpredictable circumstances that require crisis management in nursing are best met through applying the complementary cognitive skills of analytic reasoning and intuition.
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