The initial focus will be to demonstrate the importance of clinical decision process and for this purpose, the clinical reasoning cycle model that evolve on holistic patient care will be discussed. ... Nurses with an effective clinical reasoning have an impact on patient outcomes. ... Effective clinical reasoning depends on the nurse`s ability to assemble the right cues and follow up by right action for the right patient at the right time and for the right reason. Accumulation of knowledge and experiences correlate positively with clinical reasoning skills (Lloyd 2010). Clinical reasoning cyc...

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There is much difficulty in managing the daily operations, so when deciding what resources can be allocated for which project and when, on top of it, a manager must use sound reasoning. ... There is a fine line between under utilization and over utilization. ...

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Bahshur and colleagues (2000) believe that telemedicine is "a product of the information age, just as the assembly line was a product of the industrial age." ... Coile (2000) notes that more than 18 million Americans go on line each year seeking health information and advice. ...

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