The importance of reflection is easily forgotten. Systematically learning from what has happened is useful both in connection with crises and in everyday life, but studies show that nursing education is lacking in the use of reflection methods today. This is what nurses Anders Sterner, associate professor, and Henrik Andersson, assistant professor, at the University of Borås, write in a debate article
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The importance of reflection is easily forgotten. Systematically learning from what has happened is useful both in connection with crises and in everyday life, but studies show that nursing education is lacking in the use of reflection methods today. This is what nurses Anders Sterner, associate professor, and Henrik Andersson, assistant professor, at the University of Borås, write in a debate article