Respiratory Therapists and Critical-thinking Behaviors: A Self-Assessment.

Goodfellow, Lynda Thomas

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ERIC Number: EJ622487

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Publication Date: 2001

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Respiratory Therapists and Critical-thinking Behaviors: A Self-Assessment.

Goodfellow, Lynda Thomas

Journal of Allied Health, v30 n1 p20-25 Spr 2001

When 975 respiratory therapists evaluated their critical thinking behaviors, they rated themselves highest in prioritizing, troubleshooting, and communicating and lowest in anticipating. Age and education level did not influence ratings; experience in respiratory care and gender affected ratings in troubleshooting, decision making, and anticipating. (SK)

Descriptors: Critical Thinking, Respiratory Therapy, Self Evaluation (Individuals), Troubleshooting, Work Experience

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research

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Language: English

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