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- Reflective practice involves a continuous loop of learning from experiences, rooted in ideas from historical figures like Confucius, who emphasized the importance of reflection for gaining wisdom.
- Nurses can improve their skills and job satisfaction by committing to reflective practice, which includes reflecting during and after events.
- By developing reflective skills, nurses can boost their confidence and feel empowered to question authority in their professional environment.
Article Abstract
Reflective practice describes the cyclical interaction of learning and experience. Although the concept has been enhanced during the 20th century, the Chinese philosopher and educator Confucius indicated that wisdom is gained by reflection. Nurses can enhance their practice and gain professional satisfaction by developing the skills needed for reflective practice. Reflection can occur in the moment as well as after an event. To develop the skills needed for reflective practice, the nurse must first make a commitment to reflection. Reflection can lead to increased confidence, which allows nurses to use their voice to question authority.
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