The Role of Critical Thinking in Enhancing Clinical Decision Making Among Nurses

  • Aljassim H
  • Alrabie Z
  • Alhayk M
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Abstract

Critical thinking is a fundamental competency in modern nursing practice and plays a central role in enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of clinical decision-making. This article examines how nurses utilize critical thinking skills to analyze patient data, identify clinical priorities, and select the most appropriate interventions. By integrating evidence-based practice, reflective thinking, and structured clinical reasoning, nurses are able to improve diagnostic clarity and reduce the likelihood of errors. The discussion highlights key factors that influence critical thinking—such as experience, training, and clinical environment—and explains their impact on decision-making processes. Strengthening these skills is essential for improving patient outcomes, ensuring safety, and supporting high-quality clinical care.

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Aljassim, H. D., Alrabie, Z. A. Y., Alhayk, M. H., Alfaraj, E. H., Alseraji, E. A., Alanazi, N. S., … Alsanona, A. S. (2024). The Role of Critical Thinking in Enhancing Clinical Decision Making Among Nurses. Journal of Posthumanism, 4(2), 2207–2227. https://doi.org/10.63332/joph.v4i2.3750

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