Improving Your Ability to Think Critically - OT168

Improving Your Ability to Think Critically

by Rosalinda Alfaro-LeFevre, RN, MSN, ANEF

OT168

(4.1 / 75 reviews)

Price: $13.00 USD

Summary:

Today’s fast-paced healthcare setting is full of surprises. Nothing is simple. People live longer with more chronic and complex problems. There’s greater family involvement, and a variety of care providers involved in a single plan of care. You’re expected to get things done quicker, better and more cost effectively. Each day, it seems like you have to learn something new or adapt to a major change. To succeed in the workplace, you must be able to think critically. You need to know how to clearly and quickly focus your thinking in a way that gets the results you want, whether it’s helping a challenging patient, resolving a conflict with a coworker, or mastering how to use electronic health records (EHR). 

Objectives:

The goal of this program is to help occupational therapists (OTs) improve their critical thinking. After you study the information presented here, you will be able to –
  • Describe critical thinking in the context of your practice.
  • Identify characteristics and skills that demonstrate critical thinking.
  • Use strategies to improve your ability to think critically.

 
Accreditation Information
 
Gannett Healthcare Group is an approved provider of continuing education for occupational therapists by the American Occupational Therapy Association.
 
Continuing education approved by the American Occupational Therapy Association is accepted for relicensure by the state boards for occupational therapists in: Alaska, Nevada, Arkansas, New Hampshire, Delaware, North Carolina, District of Columbia, Ohio, Illinois, Oregon, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Rhode Island, Maryland, South Carolina, Minnesota, Texas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Missouri, Vermont, Montana & Virginia.

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Amanda H - ,  ·  May 04, 2012
It was a very general overview and would benefit from tools to better guide self evaluation.
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Bernadine d - ,  ·  Apr 20, 2012
OT's seem to think globally when we look at patient, so critical thinking is something we need to always be striving for.
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Diane M - Annapolis, MD  ·  Mar 30, 2012
definitely practices what it preaches
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Teresa F - Suffolk, VA  ·  Mar 29, 2012
Interesting and new. I have never completed a cont. Ed course on this topic.
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Cora Sue N - Oregon City, OR  ·  Mar 23, 2012
Interesting information and relevant to OT practice.
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