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- How can you apply Jean Watson's human caring theory in the future as a nurse?how does self-reflection impact the effectiveness of clinical judgement, and what that means for the care nurses provide to their patients?In the clinical settings how is Positive Reinforcement related to or linked to Cognitive learning theory when educating student nurses and patients
- How does the process of nursing research relates to evidence-based practice and patient care? Discuss the application of research findings to a clinical problem that you found.In nursing research what will be the synthesis summary on issues and concern of student nurses in clinical nursing?How does clinical judgement evolve as a student nurse?
