A ‘think aloud’ exercise to develop self-awareness of clinical reasoning in students

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Paramedic Practice, August 2020

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RT @MAGDigiRes: Simon Downs and Amy Halls discuss the study aimed to evaluate the ‘think aloud’ teaching exercise's ability to develop clin…

Simon Downs and Amy Halls discuss the study aimed to evaluate the ‘think aloud’ teaching exercise's ability to develop clinical reasoning skills of student #paramedics 📖 Read it here: https://t.co/t8U7tGBrcO #paramedic #thinkaloud #clinicalreasoning

RT @UniSurrey999: Proud to share our @para_practice article, showing the potential value of a novel teaching exercise to enhance the educat…

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