Why its important to have critical thinking and looking at a big picture in clinical settings-

I need a critical reflection paper on critical thinking. It can include;- The importance of critical thinking in nursing- The importance of looking at the big picture- The importance of paying attention to little details (ex. assessments, medical histories of our patients, what medication they are on, what kind of treatments they are currently receiving/received in the past, etc.)- Why its important to have critical thinking and looking at a big picture in clinical settings- How its going to affect our patients if we dont think critically and look at the big picture I have struggled with critical thinking/looking at the big picture in clinical settings, so I need to have that reflected on the paper. Following What happened, So what, and Now what (what I will do in the future to have a better critical thinking/thinking in a “big picture”) format as well as the Carpers Ways of Knowing. The paper needs to be in APA 7th edition – Canadian Nurses Association. (2017). Code of ethics for registered nurses. Retrieved from http://www.cna-aiic.ca/~/media/cna/files/en/codeofethics.pdf- Carper, B. (1978). Fundamental patterns of knowing in nursing. Advances in Nursing Science, 1(1), 1323.- White, J. (1995). Patterns of knowing: Review, critique, and update. Advances in Nursing Science, 17(4), 7386.Needs to be included plus 3-5 other sources Guidelines: Choose and describe an experience in which you were involved with during your clinical time. Analyze the situation to gain a better understanding of what happened, why it happened, how it happened. Describe the implications of this experience on the nursing profession and nursing practice. Reflect up on how this experience will change your future nursing practice. Support your analysis with theory (e.g., peer reviewed nursing articles) Incorporate Carpers (1978) Ways of Knowing see marking guide. The Critical Reflection Rubric Using Carpers (1978) Ways of Knowing in the journaling process allows you to view the situation from a broad, holistic way. Review of Carpers (1978) Ways of Knowing1. Empirics: facts, descriptive, scientific knowledge, the science of nursing2. Esthetics: the art of nursing, caring, the seven helping skills (warmth, genuineness, respect, empathy, concreteness, self-disclosure, immediacy); can involve intuition and judgement based on context of the situation3. Personal: knowing ones self in the situation, our actions, our biases, how we react e.g. what went well, what did not go well, what you would different4. Ethics: is the situation morally correct; what is the moral knowledge related to the situation, relate to the Canadian Nurses Association (2008) Code of Ethics.5. Socio-political (added by White 1995) involves the broader scope of nursing and can affect the nurse, client, family, community, nursing profession as a whole, the entire health care system; consider aspects such as quality improvement, practice change, empowerment? What are the barriers to change? What are the power issues involved? Who is disempowered? How can one take action towards change? Components of Paper:1. of the situation or incident in which you were involved2. Analysis/examiniation of the situation from the three of the five perspectives above in each paper. All five perspectives must be examined through the three reflective papers.3. Explore best practice literature and apply theory to the situation (the practice research relationship)4. Next steps, what did you learn, how will it change your practice5. Academic paper using APA (title page, headings, references in text, reference list on separate page, use of quotations appropriately). Double-spaced, 12-point font.

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