Reflective Practice

Helps nurses and midwives deal with the increased complexity and bureaucracy of their profession by constantly improving their work practices through reflection. This book defines the concept of reflective practice, explains its benefits, and offers advice on how practitioners can maintain it throughout their careers.

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What is reflective practice?
How can nurses and midwives improve their practice through reflection?
How can nurses and midwives maintain reflective practices?

This book provides a practical guide to help nurses and midwives improve their work practices constantly. The new edition includes expanded sections on the nature of reflection and practice, preparing for reflection, and types of reflection, plus a new chapter on the ‘Taylor Model of Reflection’ and reflective practice in research and scholarship. The writing style is accessible to any nurse or midwife interested in reflecting on her or his practice and the practice stories are of relevance to both new and experienced clinicians. Reflective Practice is essential reading for nurses and midwives who are being introduced to reflective processes in their education and practice, and also for renewing interest and enthusiasm for health workers and practitioners who use reflective practices in their day-to-day work.