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Critical Thinking in
the Emergency Department:
Skills to Assess, Analyze, and Act, Second Edition

 

Give your nurses the confidence and skills they need to think independently and display high levels of clinical judgment.

Critical Thinking in the Emergency Department is filled with resources and assessment tools, usable by both new and experienced nurses, to build a culture of critical thinking directed toward the best interests of the patient.
 

This must-have book will help you:

  • Explain the principles of critical thinking
  • Provide strategies for coaching new graduates
  • Discuss creating and teaching critical thinking classes, from orientation to ongoing nurse development
  • Discuss the important role played by preceptors during orientation of new employees and give strategies for encouraging critical thinking skills
 
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