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Critical thinking.

Abstract

Critical thinking is a process applied to midwifery theory, research and experience. It is a positive activity, responsive to context, drawing on negative and positive triggers and emotions to suggest ways of acting in future. Practice-based and reflective midwifery assignments should reflect the midwifery goals of critical thinking. This may require adjustments in assessment criteria and a questioning of standard academic conventions.

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A Price, B Price. 1996. Critical thinking.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8788891/

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