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This paper presents doctoral research findings on student and teacher perspectives concerning the meaning of reflection. This was explored through a post-registration, palliative care program in the United Kingdom, to elicit how reflection was understood and used. A comprehensive discussion of the different perspectives and approaches to the concept of reflection is beyond the scope of this paper. For this study, reflection is more than simply being thoughtful; it isconcerned with the way that reflection can help professionals to learn from their experiences . This approach to reflection entails critically reviewing experience from practice so that it may be used to inform and change future practice in a positive way. This means openly examiningone's practice, and consequently requires courage, open-mindedness,and a willingness to accept, and act on, criticism. Contemporary ideas emphasize educating nurses in ways that develop their autonomy, critical thinking, open-mindedness and sensitivity to others. Reflection offers a potentially useful strategy for developing such qualities in nurses. It is also a concept that is promoted in nursing education internationally, as demonstrated in a synthesis ofinternational work.
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