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Karen Hurson1, Felicity Hasson2, Sinead Keeney2
1Churchview Medical Practice, 69 Shankill Road, Belfast BT15 1FD, United Kingdom.
Evidence on teaching clinical reasoning skills to advanced nurse practitioners is limited. Current educational interventions show little statistically significant effectiveness, highlighting a need for standardized approaches and validated assessment tools.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- Clinical Reasoning Skills
- Advanced Practice Nursing
Background:
- Advanced nurse practitioners (ANPs) require strong clinical decision-making skills.
- Effective teaching and development strategies for these core competencies in ANPs are not well-understood globally.
Conclusions:
- There is a significant lack of evidence regarding the effectiveness of teaching strategies for clinical reasoning in ANPs.
- A need exists for a commonly accepted theoretical framework and validated tools to develop, deliver, and assess these crucial skills.
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