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A new model to improve patient safety during home visits (Nursing Times, 5 February 2024)

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This article in the Nursing Times explores reflective practice in community nursing, focusing on a stressful incident in which a patient who had not been contactable during a home visit was later found to have died. The article emphasises the necessity of structured reflection, utilising Rolfe’s reflective model, to explore nurses’ feelings. It delves into the model’s stages, its impact on critical thinking and guiding reflection through questions, and highlights the importance of reflective practice, emphasising its role in learning, professional development and improving patient outcomes. The article concludes by showcasing the successful implementation of a new model and its positive impact on patient safety in home visits, providing a structured approach for nurses and health professionals.

A new model to improve patient safety during home visits (Nursing Times, 5 February 2024) https://www.nursingtimes.net/roles/district-and-community-nurses/a-new-model-to-improve-patient-safe…

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