Reflective Practice: A Guide for Nurses and Midwives

Beverley Joan Taylor

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Preface..1 The nature of reflection..2 The nature of nursing and midwifery..3 Getting ready to reflect..4 Practitioners' reflections on their personal histories..5 The value of reflection..6 Types of reflection..7 Technical reflection..8 Practical reflection..9 Emancipatory reflection..10 Experiences and reflections..11 Maintaining reflective practice..References..Index

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