‘A different kind of space’: Mixed methods evaluation of facilitated reflective practice groups for nurses in an acute inpatient mental health unit

This study reports on the implementation of Reflective Practice Groups for nurses in an acute inpatient mental health setting as a means of introducing nurses to reflective practice. A mixed-methods approach explored participant and facilitator experiences through session evaluation questionnaires, facilitator field notes, and interviews with participants. Findings demonstrate challenges in implementing Reflective Practice Groups however the perceived benefits suggest promise in using Reflective Practice Groups to engage busy nurses in facilitated reflection with an aim to transition to reflective clinical supervision.
Source: Archives of Psychiatric Nursing - Category: Nursing Authors: Source Type: research
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