This article provides advice and tips from Community Care Inform's guide for practice educators on reflection. Written by Siobhan Maclean, the in-depth guide covers the 'What? Why? How?' framework and ...

Reflective practice should be embedded in nursesâ everyday practice. As the first two articles in this series explained, it is a cornerstone of revalidation and is promoted as essential to learning, ...

The ability to engage in self-reflection as a psychologist is not just a skill but a necessity. Reflective practice is a cornerstone of effective therapy, offering a mirror through which psychologists ...

‘Reflection is a means of working on what we know already, and it generates new knowledge…’ (Moon, 2005, p.1) ‘Reflection is a form of mental processing that we use to fulfill a purpose or to achieve ...

Facilitated reflective practice groups can help social workers deal with ethical professional dilemmas, conflicts between resources and needs and the complexities of multi-agency working, according to ...

Reflective practice is necessary in nursing as the job carries with it a high emotional cost and the difficulties and uncertainties that nurses encounter in their daily work - particularly in the ...

In such a climate, it is easy to target cost savings at those less tangible aspects of healthcare provision that depend on human interaction. For example, fewer nurses on busy wards have more to do ...

Two Chartered Managers look at one of the management techniques helping the NHS continue to be a well-oiled organisation with stellar leaders Difficult decisions lie ahead in the coming weeks and ...