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Praksisrefleksion I hjemmesygepleje – et koncept for kompetenceudvikling

Reflection on practice within community nursing – a concept for development of competences

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Summary, in English

As a consequence of the municipality reform and the consequent move of services from hospital to primary healthcare, a Danish municipal wished to strengthen the professional competences, fellow-feeling, and collegiate spirit of their community nurses, taking their starting point in their newly developed ‘profile for community nurses’. This article presents a concept for reflection on practice which consists of a competence-developmental project. The project originates from Wacherhausen’s theory of reflection on practice, in ‘Appreciative Inquiry’, comprising appreciatory communication, and in the method ‘The narrative team-reflection’. The concept is about the community nurses in practicing and analyzing appreciatory communication here and now and in giving and receiving constructive mono- and inter-professional feedback. In conclusion, the developed concept for reflection on practice generates fellow-feeling, strengthens the community nurses’ professional competences and promotes collegiate spirit and engagement. The concept can easily be applied to other professionals and/or to other themes for practice development.

Publishing year

2013

Language

Danish

Pages

39-49

Publication/Series

Klinisk Sygepleje

Volume

27

Issue

1

Document type

Journal article

Publisher

Universitetsforlaget

Topic

  • Health Care Service and Management, Health Policy and Services and Health Economy

Keywords

  • Practice development
  • reflection on practice
  • professional competences
  • community nursing
  • appreciatory communication.

Status

Published

Research group

  • Integrative Health Research

ISBN/ISSN/Other

  • ISSN: 1903-2285