From Novice to Expert¶
Benner, P. (1984). From Novice to Expert: Excellence and Power in Clinical Nursing Practice. Addison-Wesley.
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- Good Regulator Theorem
- Both regulate the patient's outcome and both keep it within the target set, but the senior nurse's superior regulation is itself evidence of a richer internal model — one encoding which subtle precursors predict which deteriorations and which counter-action each calls for.
This sourceEstablishes that expert clinicians develop an intuitive grasp that lets them anticipate patient deterioration from subtle precursors — a richer internal model evidenced by superior anticipatory regulation, distinguishing expert from novice.
- Both regulate the patient's outcome and both keep it within the target set, but the senior nurse's superior regulation is itself evidence of a richer internal model — one encoding which subtle precursors predict which deteriorations and which counter-action each calls for.
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