Clinical Reasoning in the Health Professions
by Joy Higgs Am Phd Mhped Bsc Pfhea, Mark A Jones Bsc(Psych) Pt Graddipmanipther Mappsc, Stephen Loftus Phd Msc Bds, Nicole Christensen Phd Mappsc Bs Ba
Clinical Reasoning in the Health Professions presents a focused examination of reasoning and judgment in healthcare practice. Written for students, educators, and practitioners, it offers a useful foundation for exploring how clinical reasoning is understood and developed across the health professions.
About This Book
Clinical Reasoning in the Health Professions examines clinical reasoning within the context of healthcare education and professional practice.
The book provides a focused resource for readers interested in how health professionals develop and apply clinical judgment.
Its subject is relevant to the study, teaching, and ongoing development of reasoning in health-related professions.
Suitable for students, educators, and practitioners seeking a foundation for understanding clinical reasoning across healthcare disciplines.
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