what are the three types of competencies? (components of critical thinking)
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1) general critical thinking competencies
2) specific critical thinking competencies
3) specific critical thinking competencies in nursing
what is equality?
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equal sharing among people
,what are the restrictions in the first level of critical thinking - basic?
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- inexperience
- unfamiliar content
- inappropriate attitudes
- inadequate competencies
what are general critical thinking competencies? (components of critical thinking)
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problem solving, scientific process, decision making - not unique to nursing
what is aesthetic knowing?
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a deeper understanding of the whole person / situation; the art of nursing;
intuitive
what are the components of critical thinking?
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, - specific knowlege base
- experience in nursing
- competencies
- attitudes
- standards
roy nursing theory
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• Viewed the person in constant interaction with a changing environment
• Drew on Systems Theory to develop the Roy Adaptation Model (1976)
• Her model depicted four modes of adaptation: physiological needs,
selfconcept, role function and interdependence
• Believed the goal of nursing was to facilitate adaptation.
what are intellectual standards? (components of critical thinking)
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universal - examples:
- clarity
- accuracy
- significance
- fairness
- etc
what are professional standards? (components of critical thinking)
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, necessary for critical thinking in nursing; they are ethical criteria for nursing
judgement, evaluation & professional responsibility
what did parse believe in relation to the meta-paradigm of nursing?
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understood people to be in a continous process of making choices and
changing health priorities
abstract!
what are phenomenological questions?
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- open ended
- aim is to understand the lived experiences of individuals
what is a paradigm?
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patterns of shared understandings, a world view
who was mary eliza mahoney?
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1) general critical thinking competencies
2) specific critical thinking competencies
3) specific critical thinking competencies in nursing
what is equality?
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equal sharing among people
,what are the restrictions in the first level of critical thinking - basic?
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- inexperience
- unfamiliar content
- inappropriate attitudes
- inadequate competencies
what are general critical thinking competencies? (components of critical thinking)
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problem solving, scientific process, decision making - not unique to nursing
what is aesthetic knowing?
Give this one a try later!
a deeper understanding of the whole person / situation; the art of nursing;
intuitive
what are the components of critical thinking?
Give this one a try later!
, - specific knowlege base
- experience in nursing
- competencies
- attitudes
- standards
roy nursing theory
Give this one a try later!
• Viewed the person in constant interaction with a changing environment
• Drew on Systems Theory to develop the Roy Adaptation Model (1976)
• Her model depicted four modes of adaptation: physiological needs,
selfconcept, role function and interdependence
• Believed the goal of nursing was to facilitate adaptation.
what are intellectual standards? (components of critical thinking)
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universal - examples:
- clarity
- accuracy
- significance
- fairness
- etc
what are professional standards? (components of critical thinking)
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, necessary for critical thinking in nursing; they are ethical criteria for nursing
judgement, evaluation & professional responsibility
what did parse believe in relation to the meta-paradigm of nursing?
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understood people to be in a continous process of making choices and
changing health priorities
abstract!
what are phenomenological questions?
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- open ended
- aim is to understand the lived experiences of individuals
what is a paradigm?
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patterns of shared understandings, a world view
who was mary eliza mahoney?
