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Critical Thinking in Home health: skills to assess, analyze and act
Alison Basmajian, RN, MSN
Shelley Cohen, RN, MSN, CEN
Polly Gerber Zimmermann, RN, MS, MBA, CEN, FAEN

The ability to think critically is crucial to patient care, and reducing medical errors. Critical Thinking in Home Health: skills to assess, analyze and act provides nurse managers and educators with accessible and easy ways to teach these valuable skills to their staff.

Learn how to develop a culture of critical thinking, from coaching new grads through bad patient outcomes to encouraging experienced nurses by setting expectations. You can also download all the valuable resources—specifically for home health such as assessment tools, worksheets, and sample questions.
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