Intuitive knowing for student nurses /
Lisa Ruth-Sahd
- Vol 55 (3) pages 40-45 : illustrations ; 26 cm
Abstract: "Intuitive knowing" is the ability to understand a clinical case instinctively without the need for conscious reasoning. This article examines the critical role of intuitive knowing in clinical decision-making among nurses, particularly in the context of increasingly complex patient care. Fur-thermore, the article offers recommendations for nursing educators to cultivate this essential skill in nursing students, ensuring they are equipped to effectively navigate the challenges of modern healthcare environments.
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clinical decision-making evidence-based practice intuitive knowing nursing education patient-centered care