Ann Nielsen, Kathie Lasater, Janet Monagle, Mary Ann Jessee, Lisa Gonzalez
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Promoting Safe Practice in New Graduate Nurses: The Key Role of Support.
This article reports research that examined how registered nurses in practice develop clinical judgment in new graduate nurses (NGNs) and how NGNs respond. Teaching themes were setting the tone for learning, use of cognitive-focused teaching-learning strategies, including mentoring thinking, debriefing and reflection, and using real-life scenarios. NGN responses were learning focused, emotional, or resistant. Recommendations to support development of clinical thinking are made.
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