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Using Clinical Journaling to Capture Critical Thinking Across the Curriculum

Jacklyn Ruthman, Bradley University
Janet Jackson, Bradley University
Maureen Cluskey, Bradley University
Peggy Flannigan, Bradley University
Victoria N. Folse, Illinois Wesleyan University
Jo Bunten, Bradley University

Abstract

Describes the use of clinical journaling as an integrated teaching methodology throughout the practicum component of a baccalaureate nursing program at Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois. Nursing students complete a weekly log for each clinical rotation; Students identify learning goals, analyze events and relate them to nursing practice, use critical thinking to connect theory and practice, and reflect on the experience.

Suggested Citation

Jacklyn Ruthman, Janet Jackson, Maureen Cluskey, Peggy Flannigan, Victoria N. Folse, and Jo Bunten. "Using Clinical Journaling to Capture Critical Thinking Across the Curriculum" Nursing Education Perspectives 25.3 (2004): 120-123.



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