Studying Nursing Using Problem-Based and Enquiry-Based Learning de Bob Price

Studying Nursing Using Problem-Based and Enquiry-Based Learning

Bob Price

This book is the first to provide students with information and guidance in understanding the theory and processes of Problem-Based Learning/Enquiry-Based Learning within health care contexts. It provides a succinct, accessible summary of theory, before guiding the reader through the stages of an inquiry, using illustrations and case studies to help the student gather and analyse information. Featuring wide-ranging 'how-to' examples drawn from different fields of nursing, this text gives the student advice on practice observation, interviews, library searches and using the internet. It is an essential study guide for all pre- and post-qualifying nurses using PBL/EBL.

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Notă biografică

Bob Price is based at the RCN and a well known and respected authority on nurse education. He is currently Lecturer in Distance Learning and Programme Director MSc in Nursing at the RCN Institute. Previously he was Principal Lecturer in Nursing (Distance Learning) at South Bank University and Vice Principal in Cancer Nurse Education at the Royal Marsden Hospital. He has ten years experience of designing and writing accessible open learning texts and was one of the team of four who set up the then Nursing Times Conversion Programme for Enrolled Nurses. In more recent years, he has introduced PBL into a distance learning undergraduate nursing programme, and is a contributor to Problem-Based Learning in Nursing

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PART 1: INTRODUCTION: KEY SKILLS AND PRACTICE WISDOM The Nature of Practice Skills and Associated Wisdom Learning in association with clinical practice PART 2: SKILLS AND THE PRACTICE ENVIRONMENT Reading practice situations Assessing signs and symptoms Listening effectively to clients and lay carers Taking a health history Assessing risk Making decisions and planning interventions Developing psycho-motor skills Communicating effectively with patients and lay carers Teaching patients and lay carers Tackling practice problems Liaising with other healthcare professionals Working with protocols and policies Monitoring progress Attending to concerns and complaints Addressing ethical issues Building a learning environment Appendix.