Integration of theory with practice- Case world Scenario Critical reflection

gration of theory with practice- Case world Scenario Critical reflection

Critical reflection is an extension of “critical thinking” and requires students to think about their practice and to examine their thinking by asking probing questions. Critical reflection moves beyond examining past situations and moves forward to apply theoretical knowledge to the future. In this assignment students must ;
choose one of the case world scenarios used in this topic to develop a written piece of work that demonstrates their capacity to critically analyse a patient situation.
consider the following theoretical perspectives : pathophysiology, relevant pharmacology, best practice, inter-professional roles in patient centred care, lifespan and psychosocial issues and choose four (4) perspectives, from the chosen case world scenario  for extended discussion within your assignment.
demonstrate the capacity to think critically and relate theoretical concepts to clinical practice.
use the following headings in the structure of their paper:

Heading    Intent
Introduction     Purpose of this paper.
Introduce the patient, and the scenario.
Introduce the four chosen perspectives discussed in this paper.
Extended discussions of each of the four (4) chosen perspectives.    Theoretical foundation of the chosen perspective
Identify objective & subjective data
Provide a brief rationale for each of the perspectives identified.
How does the theory influence and inform care provided
Relating knowledge to Clinical practice.    Demonstrate integration of knowledge to care provided:
eg. best practice, patient centred care, pharmacology, inter-professional roles, lifespan and  psychosocial issues, pathophysiology.
Demonstrate understanding of the importance of Evidence Based Practice in nursing practice,
demonstrate capacity to think critically and link theoretical concepts with clinical practice
Conclusion    Succinct synopsis of the keys points discussed in the paper
References    A minimum of eight (8) primary or secondary references must be used in the format described in the SoNM referencing guide. In text referencing and reference lists must be evident