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Flying lessons for clinicians: developing system 2 practice.

June 21, 2017

Gregoire JN, Alfes CM, Reimer AP, et al. Air Med J. 2017;36(3):135-137.

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Aviation has long served as a model for health care to improve safe practices. Highlighting aviation safety interventions, this commentary suggests that simulation is underutilized in health care training to help nurses to develop deliberate, or system 2, thinking skills. The authors review simulation practices to enhance nursing education strategies that support system 2 reasoning.

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