Guided Reflection: Advancing Practice

Christopher Johns · Aileen Joiner

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Reflective Practices in Education Innovations in Medical Education Empathy and Medical Education

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List of Contributors. Preface. PART 1. INTRODUCTION. 1. Revealing the Nature of Reflection. 2. Collaboration, Dialogue and the Emergence of Voice. 3. Unfolding the Reflexive Narrative. PART 2. NARRATIVE. 4. Awakenings. 5. Striving to Realise Clinical Leadership. 6. Becoming Available within the Hustle of a Medical Ward. 7. Realising the Therapeutic Relationship with Head and Neck and Cancer. 8. Finding a New Way in Health Visiting. 9. Working with Deliberate Self Harm Patients in A E. 10. Working with Women Following Traumatic Childbirth. PART 3. REFLECTIONS. 11. Reflections. 12. Guided Reflection in the Context of Port-Modern Practice. Index.

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