Part 1: Defining Clinical Judgment

To develop the clinical judgment required for safe practice and pass the NCLEX including NextGen, clinical judgment must be accurately defined. This video explains the differences between critical thinking, clinical reasoning, and clinical judgment to empower educators to teach students to think more like a nurse.

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