Decision Making Active Learning Assignment Content Chapter 13 in our textbook APPLYING EI TO CHANGE THE CULTURE OF PATIENT SAFETY Changing a culture prone to medical error is one of the most difficult obstacles to improving patient safety. In the traditional safety culture, blame and judgment undermine reporting and systems improvement. A “fix-the-problem-not-the-blame” approach is … Read more

  Laritza R Dual Process Theory and Reasoning Process Description and Its Application to Decision Making The Dual Process Theory is highly known for describing the two forms of cognitive process commonly used in making decisions. Significantly, the Dual Processing Theories hold the perception that the cognition of human beings is governed primarily by the … Read more

  Giovanna P Decision Making-DBX-DL01 Dual Process Theory and Reasoning Process in Advanced Practice Nursing Bellini-Leite (2022) displayed that the Dual Process Theory posits that there are two systems of thinking system 1 and 2. System 1 (Type 1) is fast, intuitive, and automatic. It operates with little or no effort and is often influenced … Read more

This topic will focus on children and how to assess for and address their developmental needs. The Search Institute is a nonprofit organization that conducts and applies research to promote positive youth development. In 1994, the Search Institute published “What Kids Need to Succeed” with 40 Developmental Assets for raising children. Please review the 40 Developmental … Read more

Child abuse and maltreatment is not limited to a particular age. It can occur in the infant/toddler (1 month-3 years of age), preschool (3-5 years of age), school-age (5-11 years of age), and adolescent (12-18 years of age) age groups. Choose one of the four age groups and outline the types of abuse most commonly … Read more