importance of personal and professional lifelong learning,

Question Description

 

 

Competency

Evaluate the importance of personal and professional lifelong learning, including the interrelationships of clinical reasoning and clinical judgment.

Scenario

As a BSN prepared Registered Nurse, you are due to renew your license for the first time. You and your manager overhear other nurses complaining about the continuing education requirement. Your manager suggests you create a handout for the staff lounge bulletin board regarding the importance of lifelong learning as it pertains to clinical reasoning and judgment. To help you get started, she suggests you read the Institute of Medicine (IOM) report titled The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health (2010) so that you will understand “why” it is so important.

Instructions

Read Section 4 of the IOM report (2010) titled Transforming Education and respond to the following questions in a Word document. https://www.nap.edu/read/12956/chapter/9#164

Describe an initiative that resulted from the IOM report.

Discuss the impact of the identified initiative.

Summarize the interrelationships that exist between lifelong learning, clinical reasoning, and clinical judgment.

  • Provide clearly stated detailed description of an initiative that resulted from the IOM report that includes a national, state or local initiative.
  • Provide clearly stated, detailed summary of the impact of the identified initiative, including the impact of nursing, nursing education, healthcare facilities, and client care.
  • Provide clearly stated, detailed summary of the interrelationships that exist between lifelong learning, clinical reasoning, and clinical judgment.

Do not use 1st person in scholarly writing. Use 3rd person only. APA format. Formal style reflected throughout the document, including no spelling, grammar, or APA format errors present. Adequate references with adequate in text citation. Please do this assignment using only research published within the past 5 years. Plagiarism free