Practice Knowledge and Expertise in the Health Professions

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Butterworth-Heinemann (2001)
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Forlagets beskrivelse: Informative, analytical and stimulating, this book examines the relationship between professional knowledge and clinical practice.Biography

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R723.P734 2001

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0750646888   9780750646888

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Learning together: fostering professional craft knowledge development in clinical placements.D. Best & H. Edwards
Facilitating the acquisition of craft knowledge through supported reflection.J. Dewing & A. Woodrow
Gaining knowledge of culture during professional education.M. H. Fitzgerald
Reflection as a tool for developing professional practice knowledge and expertise.J. Gamble, P. Chan & H. Davey
Professional expertise.Joy Higgs & Christine Bithell
Professional practice and knowledge.J. Higgs, A. Titchen & V. Neville
The knower, the knowing and the known: threads in the woven tapestry of knowledge.J. Higgs & Lee Andresen
Research and professional craft knowledge.A. Parry
Research supervision–Mystery and mastery.Margot Pearson
Professionalization and professional craft knowledge.B. Richardson
Integrating knowledge and practice in medicine.A. J. Sefton
Using Practical Knowledge of the Creative Arts to Foster Learning.J. Simons & R. Ewing
Facilitating the development of professional craft knowledge.D. L. Smith
Critical companionship: a conceptual framework for developing expertise.A. Titchen
Explicating, creating and validating professional craft knowledge.A. Titchen & S. Ersser
Skilled companionship in professional practice.A. Titchen
The nature of professional craft knowledge.A. Titchen & S. J. Ersser
Transferring professional craft knowledge across cultural contexts.R. L. Twible & E. C. Henley
Professional craft knowledge and ethical decision-making.K. White

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