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It is time to move from the nursing process to critical thinking
1Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas, USA.
AORN Journal
|August 1, 1997
Summary
Perioperative nurses must embrace critical thinking to enhance patient care. Nurse leaders should model these skills and foster a culture that supports critical thinking among peers.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Practice
- Healthcare Management
Background:
- Critical thinking is essential for effective perioperative nursing.
- The abstract emphasizes the need for nurses to actively engage in critical thinking within their clinical settings.
Observation:
- Perioperative nurses are encouraged to evaluate their own critical thinking abilities.
- The importance of developing and applying critical thinking principles is highlighted.
Findings:
- Perioperative nurse managers and directors must exemplify critical thinking.
- These leaders play a crucial role in guiding teams toward quality, cost-effective, and patient-centered care.
Implications:
- Nurse leaders should identify and collaborate with peers who demonstrate strong critical thinking skills.
- Fostering a supportive environment for critical thinking is vital for sustained improvements in perioperative nursing.